If a population is growing at a continuous rate of 10% per year, then what is the annual rate of growth (as a percent)? Round your final answer to two decimal places.

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lgbasallote · Answer

well the base population is 100%...then the increase is 10%

so the annual growth would be 100% + 10% right? does that make sense to you @lucky_girl_280 ?

anonymous · Answer

Right that makes sense but i've tried 110% and it says its wrong

lgbasallote · Answer

have you tried 110.00%

anonymous · Answer

yea doesnt work

lgbasallote · Answer

this doesn't make sense. Are you sure you wrote the *exact* question?

anonymous · Answer

word for word! lol

anonymous · Answer

Check 9.09%, if it works I'll elaborate how I got it and what the question should have asked instead.