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A town's population goes from 12,000 to
34,000 in 2.7 years. How many years after it
was 12,000 will the population be 55,000?

Sagot :

Answer:

5.28 years (Rounded to tenths) or 5.27727273 years (Full number)

Step-by-step explanation:

34000 - 12000

= 22000/2.7

= 8148.14815 people/year

55,000 - 12000

= 43000/8148.14815

= 5.28 years (Rounded to tenths) or 5.27727273 years (Full number)

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