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City there are 244,000 48-year-olds. Based on the table below howmany are not expected to be alive in a year?

City there are 244,000 48-year-olds. Based on the table below howmany are not expected-example-1
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SOLUTION:

Case: Number of deaths

Method:

First, we add the total number of deaths


\begin{gathered} 63+79+91+99+103+106+110+113+115+117+118+120+123+127+132+315+341+371+405+443 \\ =3491 \end{gathered}

Next, we subtract from the total number of people alive


\begin{gathered} 2000000-3491 \\ =1996509 \end{gathered}

If there were 244,000 48-year olds,

The scale factor will be:


\begin{gathered} =(244000)/(100000) \\ =2.44 \end{gathered}

Hence the number of people expected NOT to be alive is:


\begin{gathered} 3491*2.44 \\ =8518.04 \end{gathered}

Final answer:

8519 people approximately

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