Please explain thoroughly on question 3 Observations:201212VanMethControlAmpFig. 1 Result showing the effect of different antibiotic on the growth of bacteriaGuide questions:1. Based from figure 1 which antibiotic is most effective?Explain2. Which is least effective? Explain3. Explain the result of the control disc. Observations:Table IANTIBIOTICSName of antibioticZone of inhibition (mm)a. Van1 mmb. Meth4mmc. Amp2mmd. ControlAnswer to guide questions:2.3.1.

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Observations:
Table I
ANTIBIOTICS
Name of antibiotic
Zone of inhibition (mm)
a. Van
1 mm
b. Meth
4mm
c. Amp
2mm
d. Control
Answer to guide questions:
2.
3.
1.

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