California has a land area of 163,676 mi2 and a population of 39.51 million people. Find the population density of California to the nearest tenth.

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Answer:

population density=population/land area

=39.51×10^6/163676

241.39 people per mi^2

JD Courtoy answered Oct 30, 2021

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