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by resilient » Sat Mar 22, 2008 7:49 pm
the population of country S is 10 million people less than the population of country J. If in 5 years, Country J has as many people as Country S, how many peopl e live in country s in three years given that each country has a constant population growth of .5 million people per year?

a.6
b.7.5
c.9
d.10.5
e.12


qa is C
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by mmukher » Sat Mar 22, 2008 10:24 pm
Are you sure you have the exact problem ?
If in 5 years, Country J has as many people as Country S
This doesn't make sense to me if both populations are growing at the same rate. Looking at the answer is it J has twice as many ?

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by dragonheart » Sun Mar 23, 2008 5:53 am
well dude

i think u better check the question. in five yrs how come in this world we have same population for both the country if rate of increment is same for both.

also the gentleman who has posted option c , cud he/she clarify the answer.

no hard feelings mate.
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