SOLUTION: The number of inmates N (measured in thousands) in federal and state prisons can be approximated by the equation N=-2.06x^2 + 77.81x + 749, where x is the number of years since 19

SOLUTION: The number of inmates N (measured in thousands) in federal and state prisons can be approximated by the equation N=-2.06x^2 + 77.81x + 749, where x is the number of years since 19

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Question 1115171: The number of inmates N (measured in thousands) in federal and state prisons can be approximated by the equation N=-2.06x^2 + 77.81x + 749, where x is the number of years since 1990. In what year was the number of inmates expected to be 1,355,650?

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