Math, asked by aaryasuman9858, 7 months ago

the population of a city was 20,000 in the year in 1997.It increased at the rate of 4% p.a.Find the population at the end of the year 2000

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Answered by IamVishalGohil
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Answer:

  • 22497

Step-by-step explanation:

You can solve this by 2 methods:

First method:

  • (20,000X4)/100=800
  • 1998 population will be 20000+800=20800
  • (20800X4)/100=832
  • 1999 population will be 20800+832=21632
  • (21632X4)/100=865.38 (let's take 865 only)
  • 2000 population: 21632+865=22497

Second method:

  • We will use effective percentage formula
  • A+B+(AB/100)
  • Here A, B are different percentages, we will use this for 2 times because 3 years are given
  • 4+4+(16/100)
  • 8+0.16=8.16 (first time)
  • 8.16+4+(8.16X4/100)
  • 12.16+(32.64/100)
  • 12.16+0.3264=12.4864% (second time)
  • 12. 4864% of what? Of original population 20,000
  • (12.4864X20000)/100=2497.28 (let's take only 2497)
  • 20000+2497= 22497

You can approximate at certain level, but I have not done that.... Please tell me, if you have any doubts... Thanks

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