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IrinaVladis
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3 years ago
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The population of a town was 47,000 in 1950 and 83,000 in 2010. Assume the rate of population increase is constant. What will th
e population be in 2015?
A) 86,000 B) 89,000 C) 85,400 D) 83,600
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dangina
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If it's gradual, it goes up 3,000 every 5 years. So, the answer is A) 86,000
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