Question: You dilute a sample 1:2 10 times and plate 0.2 ml. If 100
colonies form on the plate and the orig…
You dilute a sample 1:2 10 times and plate 0.2 ml. If 100
colonies form on the plate and the original suspension had
1,024,000 total bacterial per ml in it, the percent viability of
the suspension was ____%.
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