Math, asked by Preetiwari4772, 1 year ago

A town's population increased from 125,400 to 225,720 in a decade. What is the average percent increase of population per year?

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Answered by MrZeref

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Answer:

The increase in the population=225720-125400

=100320

the percentage increase=100320/125400*100

=100320/1254

=80

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