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</span>So the current population of the town is 15 200
and is growing per year with 2%.
Find the population number after 10 years.
First, let’s find the value of 2% in
decimal form
=> 2/100
=> 0.02
Now, let’s try to solve
Population = 15 200 ( 1 + (0.02 x 10) )
Population = 15 200 ( 1 + 0.2 )
Population = 15 200 + 3040
Population = 18 240
Thus, in 10 years, the town’s population will increase to 18 240.
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In order to solve this, you need to put it into a fraction form.
First for every 225 employees there's 27 supervisors.
25 x
___ = ___
225 252
I got the 252 by adding 225+27(who are the new employees)
So then you need to cross multiply. And get them to equal the same number.
So 25×252= 6,300
Then Divide 6,300 by the old denominator 225.
6,300÷225= 28 new employees
Therefore there will be a total of 28 employees.
Hope this helped!
0.9 as a percentage would be 0.9% it doesn't really change
Answer:
-3z-11=11z^2
Step-by-step explanation:
The outlier is 3, and the outlier has a greater effect on the mean because it is an average of all numbers where as the median is just the middle value in the data set. Everything else you can do on your own. To find the mean you add all the numbers up and divide by the total amount of numbers there are, the median you just cross one out from the left and then cross one out from the right and continue doing this until you are left with one number, or if you are left with two numbers you can add those two numbers up and then divide them by 2
