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Tiger is our National Animal. Their number decreases every year. Figures show 3% annual decrease. According to the census of National Tiger conservation Authority, there were 1700 tigers in India in 2011. If the trend continues, how many tigers would be there in 2016?

Tigers in 2011 = 1700

Rate at number of tigers decreases = 3%


Number of tigers in 2016 =


= 1459.84 1460


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