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Percentage Increase
The populatio...
Question
The population of a village was
75000
in
2000
. In
2010
the population became
93000.
What is the increasing percentage during these
10
years?
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Solution
Initial Population
=
75000
Final Population
=
93000
Increase in population
=
93000
−
75000
=
18000
Therefore,
Percentage Increase
=
18000
75000
×
100
=
24
%
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