Mathematics, 27.10.2021 20:40, springlover7266

At the beginning of 1950 the population of a city was 3000 thousand people. Due to tax incentives the city's population increased exponentially by 25% every decade (10 years) after the beginning of 1950. What is the 1-decade (or 10-year) growth factor for the population of the city

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