Math, asked by frightenedkitty1v1, 4 months ago

the population of a town increased from 6000 to 62500. What is the increase percent?

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Answered by AyonaGoswami

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Answer:

Initial Population=60000

Final Population=65000

Population increased=65000-60000

=5000

Percentage increase=(5000/60000)*100%

=50/6%

=8.33%

Answered by ravi200765

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Answer:

8.33 percent

Step-by-step explanation:

Initial Population=60000

Final Population=65000

Population increased=65000-60000

=5000

Percentage increase=(5000/60000)*100%

=50/6%

=8.33%

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