From an initial population of 2,500, the number of Encantados living in the kingdom of Lireo rose to 62,571 after forty-six years. The birth rate and the death rate of Encantados are 1.42 per year and 1.38 per year, respectively. If the immigration rate of the Encantados from other kingdoms to Lireo is twice as much as the emigration rate from Lireo to other kingdoms, compute for both the immigration and emigration rate.

From an initial population of 2,500, the number of Encantados living in the kingdom of Lireo rose to 62,571 after forty-six years. The birth rate and the death rate of Encantados are 1.42 per year and 1.38 per year, respectively. If the immigration rate of the Encantados from other kingdoms to Lireo is twice as much as the emigration rate from Lireo to other kingdoms, compute for both the immigration and emigration rate.

Traffic and Highway Engineering

5th Edition

ISBN:9781305156241

Author:Garber, Nicholas J.

Publisher:Garber, Nicholas J.

Chapter1: The Profession Of Transportation

Section: Chapter Questions

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