A province has a population of 12000 and an area of 150 square km. What is its population density?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. 80 people per square km
- Step 1: Density = population / area.
- Step 2: 12000 / 150 = 80.
Answer
80 people per square km.
Why not the others: 0.013 people per square km: the area was divided by the population. 11850 people per square km: the area was subtracted from the population. 160 people per square km: the density was doubled.
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