this is multipart a. Provide correct annotation for the results of Tube C in the KIA testpictured below.A B C Db. Use the metabolic hierarchy to explain what happened in Tube C as thebacterium grew.c. Based on the image, is the KIA medium selective, differential, or both?Explain how you can tell.

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a. Provide correct annotation for the results of Tube C in the KIA test pictured below. A B C D b. Use the metabolic hierarchy to explain what happened in Tube C as the bacterium grew. c. Based on the image, is the KIA medium selective, differential, or both? Explain how you can tell.