English, asked by laldeepa7, 4 months ago

The population of a city increases at the rate of 5% annually its present population is 185220, the population was three years ago.

(a) 181500 (b) 160000 (c) 183433 (d)127783

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Answered by gunanikrishn

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c) 183433

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Answered by ritika123489

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(c) 183433 is the correct answer

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