The specific growth rate of a yeast that produces an antibiotic is a function of the food
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The specific growth rate of a yeast that produces an antibiotic is a function of the food concentration c,
g = 2c/4 + 0.8c + c2 0.2c3
As depicted in Figure, growth goes to zero at very low concentrations due to food limitation. It also goes to zero at high concentrations due to toxicity effects. Find the value of c at which growth is a maximum.
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Numerical Methods For Engineers
ISBN: 9780071244299
5th Edition
Authors: Steven C. Chapra, Raymond P. Canale
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