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a countrys population in 1990 was 134 million in 2000 it was 139 million estimate the population in 2014
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ok so have you considered thinking of this question like an equation for a line?
think of the two populations and times you are given as coordinates on a graph, ie (1990,134) and (2000,139).
then do a midpoint formula?
sort of once you have the equation for the line you can use that to calculate any value on that line, or in your case at the point x = 2014. Does that help?
yeah a little thanks
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try this method and if you get stuck just ask, do you know where to start?
i dont get it, what did you get as the answer
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