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The local government projects that the town will grow at a constant rate of thirty-two percent per year. At this rate, how many years will it take the town's population to be five times its current size?

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let's say that the current population is x. The question is then when will it be 5x?

let's see:

after the first year it will be 1.32x
after the second year it will be 1.32(1.32x) =1.74x
after the third year it will be 1.32(1.32(1.32x)) =2,29x
after the forth year it will be 1.32(1.32(1.32(1.32x)))=3x
after the firth year it will be 1.32(1.32(1.32(1.32(1.32x))))=4x
after the sith year it will be 1.32(1.32(1.32(1.32(1.32(1.32x)))))=5,28x

so the answer is : after 6 years.




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