Math, asked by pranaylegend, 6 months ago

The population of a city grows at the rate of 1% per annum. If it is

10201 people at the beginning of 2015 then how much was the

population at the beginning of 2013?​

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Answered by Anonymous
2

Answer:

Hence the population of city at the beginning of 2013

=100x=100*100=10000

Step-by-step explanation:

As shown in the figure:

let the population at the beginning of 2013 was 100x

So polation in the end of 2013 and( in the beginning of 2014)

at point B =100x+% of 100x

=100x+1*100x/100

=100x+x=101x

Now population at beginning of 2015( or at the end of 2014)

at point C=101x + 1% of 101x

=101x+1*101x/100=101x + 101x/100

As per question

101x + 101x / 100=10201

101x*100+101x = 10201*100

(10100+101)=10201*100

10201x= 10201*100

x=100

Hence the population of city at the beginning of 2013

=100x=100*100=10000

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Answered by devnandal13
0

Answer: 10,000 people

Step-by-step explanation:

A=10201
R%=1
T=2015-2013=2 years

A=P(1+r/100)^2
10201=P(1+1/100)^2
10201=P(101/100)^2
10201=10201/10000P
P=10201*10000/10201
P=10,000 people

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