SOLUTION: In a local area the government intends to reduce the coyote population by 10% each year. If the coyote population is now estimated to be 3,000, how many coyotes will remain after 3

SOLUTION: In a local area the government intends to reduce the coyote population by 10% each year. If the coyote population is now estimated to be 3,000, how many coyotes will remain after 3

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Question 192214: In a local area the government intends to reduce the coyote population by 10% each year. If the coyote population is now estimated to be 3,000, how many coyotes will remain after 3 years?
Answer by Mathtut(3670) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
3000-3000(.1)=2700
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2700-2700(.10=2430
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2430-2430(.10)=2187
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