We are given a table showing the population and the area of different cities, A, B, C and D. To calculate the population density, divide the population over the total area of the city. The following statements are true:
<span>--The population density of City B is greater than that of City C.
--City D has the lowest population density of the four cities.
</span><span>--The population density for City B can be found using the ratio 48,592 : 26.</span><span> </span><span> </span>
