2 years ago

The population of Canada in 1999 was 31,006,000. If the

1 answer:

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It takes only 2 years

because

31,006,000 x 1.2% = 6,201,200

so,

31, 006, 000 + 6,201,200 = 37, 207, 200

37, 207, 200 + 6,201,200 = 43, 408, 400

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