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1. The population in the Northeast was 53,594,378 people in 2000 and 55,317,240 people in 2010. By about what percent did the population change? Did the population grow or shrink?




2. In 2000 Michigan had a population of 9,938,444. The number of people living in Michigan decreased by 0.6% in 2010. What was Michigan’s approximate population in 2010?



3. The population in Rochester, New York, was 219,773 people in 2000 and 210,565 people in 2010. By about what percent did the population change? Did the population grow or shrink? Write the percent as a decimal.

Respuesta :

Answer:

≈ 3.22% increase

≈ 9878813

≈ 4.19% decrease

Step-by-step explanation:

1. Population change from 53,594,378 to 55,317,240

Population has grown as number increased over time

Change%= (55,317,240- 53,594,378)/53,594,378*100% ≈ 3.22%

2. Population change from 9,938,444 by 0.6% drop

Population in 2010= 9,938,444*(100-0.6)/100 ≈ 9878813

3. Population change from 219,773 to 210,565

Population shrink indicated as number decreased over time

Change%= (219,773- 210,565)/219,773*100% ≈ 4.19%

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

  1. The population in the Northeast was 53,594,378 people in 2000 and 55,317,240 people in 2010. By about what percent did the population change? Did the population grow or shrink?  C = 100*(55,317,240 - 53,594,378) / 53,594,378 = 3.2%. This is positive, so the population grew.

2. 0.6 / 100 = 0.006  

Then, multiply the number of people living in Michigan in 2000 by the number of people decreased (the percentage decrease) in 2010

9,938,444 x 0.006 = 59630.664

Last, subtract the percentage decrease by the original population in 2000

9,938,444 – 59630.664 = 9,878,813

In 2010 the approximate population in Michigan was about 9,878,813 (to the nearest whole person)

3. Dividing 219,773 by the difference in the population between 2000 & 2010 which is 9,208  = 23.86762%