One hundred strands of bacteria are placed in a nutrient solution in which a plentiful supply of food is constantly provided but space is limited. the competition for space will force the bacteria population to stabilize at 1000 strands. under these conditions, the growth rate of bacteria is proportional to the product of the amount of bacteria present in the culture with the difference between the maximum population the solution can sustain and the current population. estimate the amount of bacteria in the solution at any time t if it is known that there were 200 strands of bacteria in the solution after seven hours.