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Mathematics, 03.01.2022 16:50 kolin89

The number of students appearing for Grade 12 board exams in a state increases at the same rate every year. If in 2015 , 400000 students appeared for the exam and in 2018 , 463050 students appeared, what is the rate of increase of the number of students per year?

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