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There are 6,000,000 people in orlando florida. jasper alabama has approximately 2,000 . how many times larger is the population

of orlando compared to jasper

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Papessa [141]8 months ago

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we need to divide the population of Orlando Florida between the population of Jasper

$\frac{6000000}{2000}=3000$

the population of Orlando Florida is 3000 times larger than the population of Ja

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