Question

A scientist and her team counted 200 individual deer in an area of 10 square kilometers. What is the population density?

Answer 1

200 individual deer in each area of 10 square kilometers.

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Answer 2

Answer: The population density $20 deer/km^2$ that is in 1 square kilometers there are 20 deers.

Explanation:

Number of deers = 200

Area occupied by the 200 deers = $10 km^2$

Population density $=\frac{200 deers}{10 km^2}=20 deer/km^2$

The population density $20 deer/km^2$ that is in 1 square kilometers there are 20 deers.