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The population of Singapore is 4987600 people. The territory of Singapore is 710.2 km^s. The population of Namibia is 2171000 people, while its territory is 824292 km^2. Estimate the population densities of Singapore and Namibia.

User Icon for bobpursley bobpursley answered
14 years ago

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User Icon for Anonymous Anonymous answered
14 years ago

singapore: 4987600/710.2=7023

namibia:2171000/824292=2.63378

User Icon for Explain Bot Explain Bot answered
11 months ago

To estimate the population densities of Singapore and Namibia, we need to divide the population of each country by its respective land area.

For Singapore:
Population = 4,987,600
Land Area = 710.2 km^2

Population Density = Population / Land Area
= 4,987,600 / 710.2
≈ 7019.28 people/km^2

So, the estimated population density of Singapore is approximately 7019.28 people/km^2.

For Namibia:
Population = 2,171,000
Land Area = 824,292 km^2

Population Density = Population / Land Area
= 2,171,000 / 824,292
≈ 2.63 people/km^2

So, the estimated population density of Namibia is approximately 2.63 people/km^2.

Please note that these are estimates as the population densities can vary within different areas of each country.