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UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS HIGH SCHOOLMathematics
UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS HIGH SCHOOL
Mathematics Department
Academic Year 2014-2015

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Submitted By: Group 1- ILOCOS REGION
B.1, Timothy Kenneth Arceta
B.2, Athony Arceño
B.3, Vince Austria
G.19, Ainna Tolentino
G.20, Jonje Marie Villasis
Saint Daniel

Submitted To:
Miss Katherine T. Rodriguez
(Teacher)

REGION I: Ilocos Region
Demography

Total Population
Growth Rate

2040
—
—

2030
—
—

2020
—
—

2010
4, 743, 067
1.46

2007
4, 540, 180
1.10

2000
4, 200, 478
1.23

Population Projection (medium assumption)
2040

2030

2020

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