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assume the unit population density of a state is approximately 104 people per mi2. if this state has 196,352 square miles, what is the population of the state? people

assume the unit population density of a state is approximately 104 people per mi2. if-example-1
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Given:

The unit population density of a state is 104 people per mi².

Also, the state has 196,352mi².

Therefore, the population of the state will be the multiplication of the unit population density and the square miles of the state.

Hence,


\frac{104people}{miles^2^{}}*196352miles^2=20,420,608people

Therefore, the population of the state is 20,420,608 people.

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