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The population of a city decreases by 3.7% per year. If this year's population is 132,000, what will next year's population be, to the nearest individual?

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Thepopulationofacitydecreasesby3.7%peryear.Ifthisyear′spopulationis132,000,whatwillnextyear′spopulationbe,tothenearestindividual?

Solution

Amountafterreduction:127116
Solution steps
Translate the problem into an equation:x=132000−0.037⋅132000
x=132000−0.037⋅132000:x=127116
Amountafterreduction:127116

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