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Mathematics, 16.07.2021 20:00, glocurlsprinces

The population of Somewhere, USA was estimated to be 562,400 in 2002, with an expected increase of 5.6 % per year. At the percent of increase given, what was the expected population in 2003? Round your
answer to the nearest whole number.

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