#1 Growth of bacteria in food products causes a need to “time-date” some products (like milk) so that shoppers will buy the product and consume it before the number of bacteria grows too large and the product goes bad. Suppose that the formula f(t)=5e^(.1t) represents the growth of bacteria in a food product. The variable t represents time in days and f(t) represents the number of bacteria in millions. If the productcannot be eaten after the bacteria count reaches 30,000,000 (30 million), how long will it take before the food cannot be eaten?