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7 June, 04:21

In mid-2016, the world's population was about 7.4 billion people. The land area of the state of California is about 163,696 square miles.

If in mid-2016, all the world's people were put into California, what would be the population density of California in people per square mile? Round your answer to the nearest thousand

X people per square mile

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  1. 7 June, 05:48
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    Answer: the population density of California is 45000 people per square mile

    Step-by-step explanation:

    The formula for determining population density is expressed as

    Population density = number of people/land area

    In mid-2016, the world's population was about 7.4 billion people. The land area of the state of California is about 163,696 square miles.

    If in mid-2016, all the world's people were put into California, the population density of California would be

    7.4 * 10^9/163696 = 45205.747

    Rounding up to the nearest thousand people per square mile, it becomes

    45000 people per square mile
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