To compare the population density of Hawaii with that of the village in France, I calculated Hawaii's population density by dividing its population, 1,440,196 people, by its area of 10,931 square miles. This gives Hawaii a population density of about 131.2 people per square mile, significantly higher than the village in France, which has a density of 10.19 people per square mile. Therefore, Hawaii is much more densely populated than the village in France.
The area of the state of Hawaii is 10,931 square miles, and its population is 1,440,196 people. The population density of a village in France is 10.19 people per square mile. Which location is more densely populated? In 1-2 sentences, explain how you determined your answer in paragraph form using human-like tone and high school grammar.
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