If every person in the world were to own an equal share of the earth's land, how many square miles would each person haveYou may

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If every person in the world were to own an equal share of the earth's land, how many square miles would each person haveYou may

assume the earth is a sphere with a radius is 3959 miles and that 20 percent of its surface is suitable to liveThere are approximately people on earth as of 2019 Your answer A. 0,05 m/^ 2 /person B.0.00483m * i ^ 2 / (person C.0.00512m * i ^ 2 / (person) D.0, 00557m * i ^ 2 * person

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iragen [17] · Answer 1 · 2021-12-30T11:08:16+03:00

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You didn’t give the assured population of the earth given in the question. Divide the habitable area obtained by the assumed population given in the question.