Math, asked by fightingmansinham343, 1 year ago

if the annual growth rate of a population is 50 per thousand and the present population is 600 millions, what will be the population in 25 years

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Answered by aarnarajput1

1

Answer:

1250 millions

Step-by-step explanation:

growth rate per year = 50 per thousand

population in next 25 years =

25×50000 = 1250000millions

Answered by deepaligulati1977

1

Answer:

2033 millions......................

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