Answer:
[tex]\rho _{population}=4\frac{people}{mi^2}[/tex]
Explanation:
Hello.
In this case, since the population density is computed by dividing the amount of people by the space (area) where they are in:
[tex]\rho _{population}=\frac{people}{area}[/tex]
For 200 people living in a 50-mi² area, the population density is:
[tex]\rho _{population}=\frac{200people}{50mi^2}\\\\\rho _{population}=4\frac{people}{mi^2}[/tex]
It means that 4 people live per square mile area.
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