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the population of a town is 121000 if it increases at the rate of 10% per annum,what is the difference between the population 3 years hence and that of 2 years ago?​

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given  : population of a town is 121000

it increases at the rate of 10% per annum,

To Find :  what is the difference between the population 3 years hence and that of 2 years ago?​

Solution:

Let say population 2 years ago = P

Rate of increase = 10 %

Hence current population after 2 years

=> 121000  = P ( 1 + 10/100)²

=> 121000 = P ( 1.1)²

=> 121000 =  1.21P

=> P  = 100000

population 2 years ago = 100000

population after 3 years = 121000 ( 1.1)³

= 161051

difference between the population 3 years hence and that of 2 years ago

= 161051 -  100000

= 61051

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