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A certain population has been shown to have a 2% annual growth rate. The
initial population is 75,000. What will the population be after 10 years

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Answer:

The population after 10 years will be 90,000.

Explanation:

2% of 75,000 is 1,500

the population will grow by 1,500 each year.

so 1,500 times 10 is 15,000

so than we add 75,000 + 15,000

we get the answer of 90,000.

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Answer:

91425 population

Step-by-step explanation:

2% = .02    10 years    75 000 start

75 000 (1+.02)^10 = 91425

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