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Given parameters:
Current population = 530,300 people
Growth rate = 0.8% per year
Unknown
Population in 15 more years = ?
To solve this problem, we must compound the increase per year.
This implies that we treat the problem like that of a compound interest.
Since we know that population increases by 0.8%,
it is similar to 1 +
= 1.008 increase
Now the population in 15years will be;
530300 x (1.008)¹⁵ = 597626 people
So, the population after 15yrs is 597626 people
Answer:
G
Step-by-step explanation:
"Any particular event either (a) will happen or (b) won't happen."
That statement above is a certainty, probability = 100% = 1
This means the probability that event E <u>will </u>happen plus the probability that even E <u>won't </u>happen must add up to 100% = 1
So we can always say --> prob(E) + prob (not E) = 1
The probability you will roll a 5 on a fair, six-sided die is 1/6.
So we use that to find the probability of not rolling the 5.
1/6 + prob(not E) = 1
prob(not E) = 1 - 1/6 <---- This is answer G
prob(not E) = 5/6
Hope this helps.
Answer:
<u>Finally, the trip of Thomas will take an hour and fifty minutes more than the normal time it usually takes.</u>
Step-by-step explanation:
1. Let's check all the information provided to answer the question:
Time of Thomas flight delay = 1 5/6 hours
Time of normal flight = x hours
2. How long did the trip finally take?
For calculating how long the trip finally took, we need to do the following sum:
Time of normal flight + Time of delay
Like we don't know the time of the normal flight, we will define it as x, then:
x + 1 5/6 hours
x + 1 hour and 50 minutes ⇒ 5/6 of an hour = 5/6 * 60 minutes = 50 minutes
<u>Finally, the trip of Thomas will take an hour and fifty minutes more than the normal time it usually takes.</u>
The fact that it takes Earth 365 days to move year in and year out has been known for many centuries. Even before heliocentric and geocentric models were introduced, people were already familiar with the 365 day period. Perhaps Galileo would be the answer, but hasn't been truly defined as to who first observed this.