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29 November, 14:33

Find the population density of domesticated dogs if there are 43,600,000 dogs in the United States and the area of the United States is 3,794,083 square miles. Round to the nearest 10th

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  1. 29 November, 14:55
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    11.49 dogs / square mile

    Step-by-step explanation:

    Population density of any place is number of living being living in that area per unit area.

    Population density = number of living being / area of the place

    given

    number of dogs = 43,600,000

    area = 3,794,083 square miles

    population density of domesticated dogs = 43,600,000 / 3,794,083

    = 11.4915 dogs / square mile

    population density of domesticated dogs, rounded to the nearest 10th

    is 11.49 dogs / square mile.
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