In the blank cuvette, you will add nutrient broth without the yeast. It means the same constituents of broth solution in which yeast was present but without yeast.
As spectrophotometer measure the difference in sample cuvette and the sample cuvette.
Whatever you will add in the blank cuvette will not be measured in sample cuvette, so you will get the concentration of yeast.
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