You ask your friend which U.S. states have the greatest population densities. Your friend says it must be California and Texas b
ecause they have the greatest populations. Is your friend correct? Explain. -No, because the states with the smallest populations will have the greatest population densities.
-Yes, because the states with the greatest populations will have the greatest population densities.
-No, because California and Texas also have two of the greatest areas, so they may not have the greatest population densities.
-Yes, because California and Texas also have two of the greatest areas, and combined with the greatest populations, this results in the greatest population densities.
"<span>-No, because California and Texas also have two of the greatest areas, so they may not have the greatest population densities."
This is correct as the states such as New Jersey may not have as large as a population as Texas and California but, have a significantly less land than those states. Population density refers to people per km squared, which takes both land and population into account.
If every meter costs 2 dollars, then 5 meter would cost 10 dollars and 7 meter would cost 14 dollar. Now we take a number when subtracted from 10, we get 5 dollar and when the same number subtracted from 14 we get 1 dollar left. Now if we take 15 dollar, you'll see that when you subtract 10 from it you get 5 dollar and when you subtract 14 from it you get 1 dollar. Therefore 15 satisfies the given condition in the question.
