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Three years ago, the population of town was 50000. If the annual increase during three successive years be at the rate of 5%,4% and 3% respectively, what is its present population?

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Answered by king02
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=) population when increase 5 percent

population when increase 5 percent= 50000x5/100

population when increase 5 percent= 50000x5/100=2500

population when increase 5 percent= 50000x5/100=2500population when increase 4percent

population when increase 5 percent= 50000x5/100=2500population when increase 4percent50000x4/100

population when increase 5 percent= 50000x5/100=2500population when increase 4percent50000x4/100=2000

population when increase 5 percent= 50000x5/100=2500population when increase 4percent50000x4/100=2000population when increase 3percent

population when increase 5 percent= 50000x5/100=2500population when increase 4percent50000x4/100=2000population when increase 3percent=50000x3/100

population when increase 5 percent= 50000x5/100=2500population when increase 4percent50000x4/100=2000population when increase 3percent=50000x3/100=1500

population when increase 5 percent= 50000x5/100=2500population when increase 4percent50000x4/100=2000population when increase 3percent=50000x3/100=1500total population =50000+2500+2000+1500

population when increase 5 percent= 50000x5/100=2500population when increase 4percent50000x4/100=2000population when increase 3percent=50000x3/100=1500total population =50000+2500+2000+1500=56238

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