Question No.2: How much population is increased from one decade to the other decade from the given table? Also find the forecasts for next three decades. (Population Forecasting Method). YEARS 1980 POPULATION 30000 1990 32000 2000 2010 38000 45000 2020 52000

Question No.2: How much population is increased from one decade to the other decade from the given table? Also find the forecasts for next three decades. (Population Forecasting Method). YEARS 1980 POPULATION 30000 1990 32000 2000 2010 38000 45000 2020 52000

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A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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Author:Sheldon Ross

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Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

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