The Speed VideoTubing Problem

Navy is a VideoTube creator. He created his account a few weeks ago and he published some interesting videos, but he doesn't get any subscribers.

Before giving up, he received an e-mail from his friend Blue. It showed information about an event on the platform, and how to get a lot of subscribers, and Navy agrees to go.

When they come, a referee tells Navy the rules:

• He has 12 hours to do Speed VideoTubing.
• Every odd number of hours he does an ad; and every even number of hours makes a video.
• To know how many subscribers Navy gained for every ad and video, he uses a randomizer to know the subscribers he had.

After 12 hours, Navy shared the results in a cronical way.

For every ad, he won 3 to the power of the number of hours multiplied by 10, and for every video he won 2 to the power of the number of hours plus 1 multiplied by 100.

If he started with 13,500 subscribers, did Navy reached 60,000 subscribers?