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helppp To find the population of a city next year, we multiply its current population by 0.971. By what percent does the population decrease per year?
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I'd imagine if you multiply by .971 you would get 97.1% of the previous year's population...how much less than 100% is this? That should give you how much of a decrease there was since it is the missing amount for the following year
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