How would you explain the presence of bacterial growth in thecontrol FTM tube

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What is the function of 0.05% agar in FTM? How is oxygen removed in GasPak?

1. to obtain a countable plate to quantify your bacterial sample, you first dilute the sample 1/500 in tube 1 and then make a 1/50 dilution of this sample in tube 2. if the total volume for each dilution is 1 ml: a) how much water should be in tube 1 and how much of your initial bacterial sample should you add to it? b) how much water should be in tube 2 and how much of the solution should you take from tube 1? c) what is the final solution of your original bacterial sample in tube 2?

2. you have an 80 grams per milliliter sample of soil bacteria and you need to work with a concentration of 8 milligrams per milliliter. explain and draw the two dilutions (each in a total volume of 1 ml) you could make to accurately achieve the desired concentration. your pipettor cannot accurately measure 1 microliter so you must transfer volumes larger than this

3. if you wanted to make serial dilutions with 20 fold dilutions and the total volume for each dilution is 1 milliliter how much volume should be in each Tube before you start and how much will be transferred into each tube