Solve: A city has a population of 100, 000. If the population increases 10 percent every 5 years, what will be the population be at the end of 40 years?
since 1 year = 2% you can multiply 40 times 2 to get 80%....then mult that to 100,000 to get 80,000...then add that to 100,000 to get 180,000 sorry if my terminology is offf but i believe the answer i got is correct
i don't understand. :(
hello.. who can help me with this? :(
did you get the answer right?
its hard for me to explain....its kinda related to finding simple interest
no.. i didn't get it..
how did you get 2% of 1 year?
think of it like this 10/5 is equal to what simplified fraction?
ah.. got it. then?
40 years times .02 = ?
no im sorry it is 100,000 times .02
2000 .. :) then?
yes now mult that times 40 years
ah.. so, 80000 is the answer?
nooo....because you have to add that to ur original population
ah. . so, 180000 is the final answer?
thats what i got
ah.. thanks :)
ur welcome
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