If the pathogen were sensitive to an antibiotic,what would be observed when using the disc diffusion method of sensitivity testing?

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A clear zone without bacterial growth around the disc, known as a zone of inhibition, indicates that the bacteria are sensitive to the antibiotic contained in the disc. This is because the antibiotic diffuses into the agar and inhibits bacterial growth around the disc.

If the Pathogen Were Sensitive to an Antibiotic,what Would Be