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6 August, 07:26

The formula below gives T, the approximate time in years it takes a population to double if the annual growth rate is r percent.

T=70/r

According to this formula, about how long will it take a population to double if the annual growth rate is 2.4%?

The formula below gives T, the approximate time in years it takes a population to double if the annual growth rate is r percent.

T=70/r

According to this formula, about how long will it take a population to double if the annual growth rate is 2.4%?

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  1. 6 August, 07:36
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    The answer is

    T=70/r=70 / 24/100=100*70/24=7000/24=291.6

    T = 291.6
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