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A city's population grew from to people in one year. What is the percent increase in population?
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Identify the original population and the new population. Here, the original population is \$120,000$ and the new population is \$138,000$.
Calculate the amount of increase in population by subtracting the original population from the new population: \(138,000 - 120,000\).
Find the percent increase by dividing the increase by the original population: \(\frac{138,000 - 120,000}{120,000}\).
Convert the fraction to a decimal by performing the division.
Multiply the decimal by 100 to convert it to a percentage, which gives the percent increase in population.
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