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A city had a population of 3,515 at the beginning of 1975 and has been growing at 7.6% per year since then. (a) Find the size of the city at the beginning of 1999. (b) During what year will the population of the city reach 9,058,439 ?

          A city had a population of 3,515 at the beginning of 1975 and
has been growing at 7.6% per year since then.
(a) Find the size of the city at the beginning of 1999.
(b) During what year will the population of the city reach
9,058,439 ?
        
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A city had a population of 3,515 at the beginning of 1975 and has been growing at 7.6% per year since then. (a) Find the size of the city at the beginning of 1999. (b) During what year will the population of the city reach 9,058,439 ?
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00:01 Here the initial population p0 is given as 3515 and the growth rate are equal to 7 .6 % per year which is equal to 0 .076 and population in 1 -9 which is equal to p .0 into 1 plus r power t which is 315 into 1 plus 0 .076 power 24 which is 20 ,000...
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