In 2011, the city of Calgary had 1,096,833 people living within the city limits. Since then, there have been 245,678 births and 189,753 deaths. A total of 159,753 people moved to Calgary from other cities or countries, while only 12,354 people moved away from Calgary. How did the population of Calgary change since 2011? Express your answer using scientific notation in the form of x.yz x 10d people.

In 2011, the city of Calgary had 1,096,833 people living within the city limits. Since then, there have been 245,678 births and 189,753 deaths. A total of 159,753 people moved to Calgary from other cities or countries, while only 12,354 people moved away from Calgary. How did the population of Calgary change since 2011? Express your answer using scientific notation in the form of x.yz x 10d people.

Case Studies In Health Information Management

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Chapter7: Healthcare Statistics And Research Methods

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