Question

In 2016, the city of Rio de Janeiro had a population density of 5377 people/km^2

Answer 1

Answer:

$5377 \frac{people}{km^2}$

And we want to provide this population density in $\frac{people}{m^2}$

We know that 1km =1000m, so then we can use this fact and we can do the conversion:

$5377 \frac{people}{km^2} *\frac{1km^2}{(1000m)^2} = 0.005377 \frac{people}{m^2}$

Step-by-step explanation:

For this cae we have the following population density:

$5377 \frac{people}{km^2}$

And we want to provide this population density in $\frac{people}{m^2}$

We know that 1km =1000m, so then we can use this fact and we can do the conversion:

$5377 \frac{people}{km^2} *\frac{1km^2}{(1000m)^2} = 0.005377 \frac{people}{m^2}$

Answer 2

Answer: The population density was 0.005377  people per square meter.

Step-by-step explanation: