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The population of an endangered species is decreasing by 2.75% each year. If there are currently 2,759,000 of the species alive, how many will there be in 20 years?

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Answer: 1,149,505 of the species alive in 20 years if the population continues to decrease at a rate of 2.75% each year.

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