In 1950, scientist estimated a certain animal population in a particular geographical area to be 6400 in 2000, the population ha
d risen to 7200. If this animal population experiences the same % increase over the next 50yrs what will be approximate population be?
1 answer:
Answer:
8,100
Step-by-step explanation:
7,200 - 6,400 = 800 increased in 50. Years
What percentage is 800 of 6,400 (%/100 = is/of)
x/100 = 800/6400 (cross multiply)
(800*100)/6400 = 12.50%
(12.50 * 7200)/100 = 900 increased
7,200 + 900 = 8,100
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