Exponential problem with E. coli

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20 The number of parts per million, x, of E. coli in a stream t hours after a pollutant containing E. coli is introduced is modeled by
x(t) = loge (t + e2), t ≥ 0.
a How many parts per million of E. coli are introduced into the stream?
how do i work out this question?
 
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i let t=0 therefore loge e2 equals to 2 is it correct?
 
rachael said:
i let t=0 therefore loge e2 equals to 2 is it correct?

2 ppm, yes. Nice work!

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Rich B.