Asked by Paul

A state capital has a population of 600000 and a population density of 1200 people /km. The rest of the state has a population of 2.4million and a density of 60 people/km
.Calculate the population density of the whole state correct to 2.sf
Answered by Bot
80 people/km
Answered by I Know
the bot is wrong as usual

also noted as before: density population / area , so it should say km^2

density = (2400000+600000)/(600000/1200 + 2400000/60) = 74
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