In a study of a marine tubevorm, scientists developed a model for the time T (measured in years) required for the tubeworm to reach a length of L meters. On the basis of their model, they estimate...

Extracted text: In a study of a marine tubevorm, scientists developed a model for the time T (measured in years) required for the tubeworm to reach a length of L meters. On the basis of their model, they estimate that 170 to 250 years are required for the organism to reach a length of 2 meters, making this tubeworm the longest-lived noncolonial marine invertebrate known. The model is given below. 20ebl - 28 T= Here b is a positive constant that requires estimation. What is the value of b if an estimate of 180 years to reach a length of 2 meters is correct? (Round your answer to two decimal places.) b = What is the value of b if an estimate of 245 years to reach a length of 2 meters is correct? (Round your answer to two decimal places.)