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Suppose that the population density of a certain area is 140 people per square mile. If about 1,260,000 people live in this area, what is the best estimate for the area?

Suppose that the population density of a certain area is 140 people per square mile. If about 1,260,000 people live in this area, what is the best estimate for the area?
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Suppose that the population density of a certain area is 140 people per square mile. If about 1,260,000 people live in this area, what is the best estimate for the area?

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Explanation:

9000

User Charlie Elverson
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9,000

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