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How many years will it take a population of 100 deer to double if the population is growing at a rate of 11% each year? AND. I NEED HELP WITH THE QUESTION ABOVE
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How many years will it take a population of 100 deer to double if the population

is growing at a rate of 11% each year?
AND. I NEED HELP WITH THE QUESTION ABOVE

How many years will it take a population of 100 deer to double if the population is-example-1
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Answer:

100 x 0.11 = 11 (per year)

100 / 11 = 9 years

Explanation:

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