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ahrayia [7]
3 years ago
8

The number of passengers using a railway fell from 190,205 to 174,989 during a 5-year period. Find the annual percentage decreas

e over this period.
Mathematics
1 answer:
lakkis [162]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

1.65%

Step-by-step explanation:

We will assume the percentage was the same over the 5 years. The number of passengers using a railway is expressed by the formula

                           P(t)  = P_{o}(1 - r)^{t}

Where

P(t) is the number of passengers after 5 years

                  P(t) = 174,989

P₀ is the number of the passengers at the beginning of the period

                 P₀ = 190,205

r is the rate in percentage    r  = ?

t is time duration    t = 5 years

Substituting these given values into the formula,

                 174,989 = 190,205(1 - r)^{5}

                 (1 - r)^{5} = \frac {174,989}{190,205}

                 1 - r = \sqrt[5]{ \frac {174,989}{190,205}}

                 1 - r = \sqrt[5]{0.920}

                 1 - r = 0.9835

                 r = 1 - 0.9835

                 r = 0.0165

                r = 1.65%

The annual percentage decrease over the period of 5 years is 1.65%

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