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In 2000, the population of Ohio was about 4% of the population of the entire United States. The population of the United States

in 2000 was about 281,422,000 people. What was Ohio's population in 2000?

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Mariana [72]3 years ago

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The population of Ohio was 11256880 people in 2000.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given,

Population of United States = 281422000 people

Population of Ohio = 4% of Population of United States

$Population\ of\ Ohio=\frac{4}{100}*281422000\\Population\ of\ Ohio=\frac{1125688000}{100}\\Population\ of\ Ohio=11256880\ People$

The population of Ohio was 11256880 people in 2000.

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