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In 1990 there were approximately 7 × 106 people living in New York City. New York City has an area of approximately 8.31 × 102 square kilometers. What was the population density of New York City in 1990? Answer in units of people/km2

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The population density is the number of people divided by the area:

(7*10^(6)\ people)/(8.31*10^(2)\ km^(2))

\approx0.842*10^(4)\ people/km^(2)

\approx8.42*10^(3)\ people/km^(2)
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