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Algebra.Com's Answer #676066 by jorel555(1290)\"\" \"About 
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Let n be your initial population. Then the town increased by 50/3% the first year, so it is 1+50/3% times its original size, or 3000 x 1.166666667, or 3500. Similarly, the next year it was 3500 x 1.1, or 3850, by the end of 1991. ☺☺☺☺ \n" ); document.write( "
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