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A populations growth rate is r=3% per year how many years does it need to reach ten times its initial size
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A populations growth rate is r=3% per year how many years does it need to reach ten times its initial size
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Answer:
333.3 years
Explanation:
The formula
I = Prt
Condition
I needs to equal 10 x P
Solving
I = Prt
10P = Prt
10 = 0.03 x t
t = 10/0.03
t = 10/3 x 100 = 1000/3 =
333.3 years
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