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Suppose a grasshopper population is decreasing at a rate of 1% ever 6 months. If the population currently consists of 120,000 grasshoppers, how many grasshoppers will there be in 1 year? How many grasshoppers
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Suppose a grasshopper population is decreasing at a rate of 1% ever 6 months. If the population currently consists of 120,000 grasshoppers, how many grasshoppers will there be in 1 year?

How many grasshoppers will be there in 10 years?

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Answer: There will be 117600 grasshoppers in one year and in ten years there will be 96000 grasshoppers.

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