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The population of a country in 1950 was 6.2X10^7. The population in 2030 is projected to be 3X10^2 times the 1950 population. If

the projection is correct, what will the population of the country be in 2030?

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podryga [215]3 years ago

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[6.2x10^7]x[3x10^2]
=1.86x10^10

The hint is in the question. All you do is times the projection in 2030 with 1950 population.

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