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Catalina Hensley
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21 September, 10:28
How do scientists calculate population density?
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Luke Fitzpatrick
21 September, 10:40
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They use a formula and that formula is
People/Land Area=Population Density
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Philip Archer
21 September, 10:49
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People/Land Area=Population Density is the correct answerer
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