Math, asked by RISHITDUDEJA, 2 months ago

The population of a small town decreased from 20,000 to 17,500 due to breakout of an epidemic. What is the percentage decrease in the population?

Answers

Answered by Asadullah118
2

Answer:

I hope its help you.

Step-by-step explanation:

Increase in population =21250−20000=1250.

Therefore, percentage increase in population =  

=  Last year population /Increase in population ×100%

=  1250/20000 ×100%

= 125000 / 20000  %

=25/4 %

=6.25%

Therefore, percentage increase in population is 6.25%.

Answered by dev7377
3

Answer:

12.5%

Step-by-step explanation:

Population before epidemic=20,000

Population after epidemic=17,500

Population

decreased=20,000-17,500=2500

Percentage decreased on population

=2500/20,000 × 100

=25/2=12.5%

Therefore 12.5% population decrease in the population.

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