The initial freshman class at a college is 10% smaller 1
than last year's class. But then during the first week of classes, 20 more
students enroll. If there were 950 students in last year's freshman class,
how many students are enrolled in this year's freshman class after the first
week of classes? *

875 students are enrolled in this year's freshman class after the first week of classes.

Step-by-step explanation:

Last year, there were 950 students.

This year, the class is 10% smaller. So it's number of students is 100 - 10 = 90% of last year.

0.9*950 = 855

Initially, this year class had 855 students.

During the first week, 20 enrolled.

855 + 20 = 875.

So

875 students are enrolled in this year's freshman class after the first week of classes.

3=log(n)=2

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