85. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Population Division, in February 2016, there was one birth every 8 sec, one death every 11 sec, and one new international migrant every 27 sec. How many seconds does it take for a net gain of one person?

85. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Population Division, in February 2016, there was one birth every 8 sec, one death every 11 sec, and one new international migrant every 27 sec. How many seconds does it take for a net gain of one person?

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85. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Population
Division, in February 2016, there was one birth
every 8 sec, one death every 11 sec, and one new
international migrant every 27 sec. How many
seconds does it take for a net gain of one person?

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