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Mathematics, 29.04.2021 23:00 ajcain5597

Over ten years, the population of fish in a lake increases by 3%. After the increase, there are 10,094 fish. Which expressions are equivalent to the number of fish ten years before? Select all that apply.
9,800
10,397
10,094 : 1.03
10,094
10043
100
10,094 - 3%
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