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The population went from 83927 to 135163 over a ten year period What is the percent increase?
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increase = (new - old) ÷ old x 100%
= (135163 - 83927) ÷ 83927 x 100%
= 51236 ÷ 83927 x 100%
≈ 0.61 x 100%
= 61%
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