Question

18. Population density is the number of people
per unit of area. The population density
of a certain region is 60 people per square
kilometer. If the region covers 23 square
kilometers, what is the population of
the region?

Answer 1

The region that covers 23 km^2 has population of 1380 people

Step-by-step explanation:

The population is calculated using population density by multiplying the population density with the area.

Here,

Population density = d = 60 people per kilometer^2

Area = a = 23 km^2

So,

$The\ population\ in\ given\ area = d * a\\=60*23\\=1380\ people$

The region that covers 23 km^2 has population of 1380 people

Keywords: Population, Density

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