Applying the disinfectant once removes 90% of the bacteria, leaving 10% remaining.
Applying it a second time eliminates 90% of that remaining 10%, so you calculate 10 minus 90% of 10 to find the leftover bacteria after two applications.


This results in only 1% of the bacteria still being present, meaning that
99% of the original bacteria have been eradicated.
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