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There are approximately 750 students enrolled in a new school, which is already at full capacity. The school's management board plans to add an addition to house 500 more s…

There are approximately 750 students enrolled in a new school, which is already at full capacity. The school's management board plans to add an addition to house 500 more s…
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There are approximately 750 students enrolled in a new school, which is already at full capacity.

The school's management board plans to add an addition to house 500 more students. If the
school population grows at 6.4% per year, in how many years will the new addition be full?

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8000

Step-by-step explanation: 700 + 500 = 1,200

1,200 x 6.40 = 8000

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