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10 March, 17:32

In 2018 the state of Arizona has a population of 7,123,898 this is an increase from 2010 when a population of 6,392,017 if the area of Arizona covers 113,998MI squared then what is the difference in population density between 2010 in 2018

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  1. 10 March, 17:35
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    The difference in population density between 2010 and 2018 is of 6.42 hab/MI²

    Step-by-step explanation:

    The population density is the number of habitants divided by the area.

    Arizona:

    Has an area of 113,998MI².

    2010:

    6,392,017 habitants, so the density was 6,392,017/113,998 = 56.07 hab/MI².

    2018:

    7,123,898 habitants, so the density was 7,123,898/113,998 = 62.49 hab/MI²

    Difference:

    62.49 - 56.07 = 6.42 hab/MI²

    The difference in population density between 2010 and 2018 is of 6.42 hab/MI²
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