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Population at Last Census in Geometric Increase Method Formulas

The Population at Last Census refers to the population at the date of last census. And is denoted by PL.

Formulas to find Population at Last Census in Geometric Increase Method

fxPopulation at Last Census for Geometric Increase Method Post Censal​Go

Geometric Increase Method formulas that make use of Population at Last Census

fxPopulation at Earlier Census given Proportionality Factor​Go
fxPopulation at Mid Year for Geometric Increase Method Post Censal​Go
fxProportionality Factor for Geometric Increase Method Post Censal​Go
fxMid Year Census Date for Geometric Increase Method Post Censal​Go
fxLast Census Date for Geometric Increase Method Post Censal​Go

List of variables in Geometric Increase Method formulas

fx Population at Mid Year Census ​Go
fx Proportionality Factor ​Go
fx Mid-Year Census Date ​Go
fx Last Census Date ​Go

FAQ

What is the Population at Last Census?
The Population at Last Census refers to the population at the date of last census.
Can the Population at Last Census be negative?
{YesorNo}, the Population at Last Census, measured in {OutputVariableMeasurementName} {CanorCannot} be negative.
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