Calculate the final dilution in the following dilution series: a. 1 mL in 9 mL dilution & 100uL spread onto the plate b. 1 mL in 9 mL dilution followed by a 100ul in 900ul dilution & 100uL spread onto the plate (note bacteria are counted on plates as cfu/mL)

Calculate the final dilution in the following dilution series: a. 1 mL in 9 mL dilution & 100uL spread onto the plate b. 1 mL in 9 mL dilution followed by a 100ul in 900ul dilution & 100uL spread onto the plate (note bacteria are counted on plates as cfu/mL)

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a. 1 mL in 9 mL dilution & 100uL spread onto the plate

b. 1 mL in 9 mL dilution followed by a 100ul in 900ul dilution & 100uL spread onto the plate (note bacteria are counted on plates as cfu/mL)

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