19. Oddly, while China has relatively few cars on the highways compared to the size of its population, they have the highest number of traffic fatalities in the world: more than 100,000 per year. What is the per capita death rate in China for car fatalities? 20. In 2000, there were 30,750,087 people living in Canada, which has a total area of 9,984,670 km². What was the population density of Canada? 21. In reality, there are a lot of fresh water lakes in Canada, about 891,163 km2 of lakes. What was the population density of terrestrial Canada in 2000? 22. In 1999 with a beginning population of 30,491,000 people, there were 335,500 births in Canada. What was the birth rate, expressed as per 1000? 23. In Canada during the same year there were 225,500 deaths, 205,711 immigrants and 41,142 emigrants. What was the growth rate for Canada, expressed as a percentage? 24. How many years will it take for Canada's population to double? 25. The population density of California is about 82 people per km2. How much more densely populated is California than Canada (total area)? 26. What are two reasons that California is more densely populated than Canada? 27. Dr. E is thinking about moving to Hawaii because he heard that there were great waves for body surfing and the temperature rarely dips below 80 degrees. However he is concerned about the population density. In 1997, the population of Hawaii was 1,115,274 on a total surface area of 6,423 square miles. What was the population density of Hawaii? 28. If the population growth rate of Hawaii is 1.5%, then how many people will be living there in 3 years? 29. Which of these countries will have the largest population in 100 years? Assume that the population growth rate will remain the same. A. Madagascar with 15.2 million people at 3.2% growth rate B. Columbia with 38.0 million at 2.1% growth rate? C. Sudan with 28.9 million people and 3.0% growth rate? D. France with 58.4 million and 0.3% growth rate? E. Cote d'Ivoire with 14.7 million people and 3.5% growth rate? 30. List 3 reasons why the government of the Sudan would want to know the population doubling time? 31. List one reason why the government of France would want to know the population doubling time? og m
19. Oddly, while China has relatively few cars on the highways compared to the size of its population, they have the highest number of traffic fatalities in the world: more than 100,000 per year. What is the per capita death rate in China for car fatalities? 20. In 2000, there were 30,750,087 people living in Canada, which has a total area of 9,984,670 km². What was the population density of Canada? 21. In reality, there are a lot of fresh water lakes in Canada, about 891,163 km2 of lakes. What was the population density of terrestrial Canada in 2000? 22. In 1999 with a beginning population of 30,491,000 people, there were 335,500 births in Canada. What was the birth rate, expressed as per 1000? 23. In Canada during the same year there were 225,500 deaths, 205,711 immigrants and 41,142 emigrants. What was the growth rate for Canada, expressed as a percentage? 24. How many years will it take for Canada's population to double? 25. The population density of California is about 82 people per km2. How much more densely populated is California than Canada (total area)? 26. What are two reasons that California is more densely populated than Canada? 27. Dr. E is thinking about moving to Hawaii because he heard that there were great waves for body surfing and the temperature rarely dips below 80 degrees. However he is concerned about the population density. In 1997, the population of Hawaii was 1,115,274 on a total surface area of 6,423 square miles. What was the population density of Hawaii? 28. If the population growth rate of Hawaii is 1.5%, then how many people will be living there in 3 years? 29. Which of these countries will have the largest population in 100 years? Assume that the population growth rate will remain the same. A. Madagascar with 15.2 million people at 3.2% growth rate B. Columbia with 38.0 million at 2.1% growth rate? C. Sudan with 28.9 million people and 3.0% growth rate? D. France with 58.4 million and 0.3% growth rate? E. Cote d'Ivoire with 14.7 million people and 3.5% growth rate? 30. List 3 reasons why the government of the Sudan would want to know the population doubling time? 31. List one reason why the government of France would want to know the population doubling time? og m
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