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Your town has seen a steady decrease of job opportunities by the amount of 10% every year. If the number of jobs available at th

e end of last year was estimated at 350,000, then how many jobs will there be by the end of the following year?

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anzhelika [568]3 years ago

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350,000*-10%=?
350,000*90%=?
?=315000

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