In 2010, the number of people living in each state House district was about 167, 637, since thepopulation was determined by the U.S. census at 25, 145, 561 million. Suppose the population isdetermined to be at or around 30 million, in 2020. About how many people will be living in eachHouse district after the state redraws district boundaries.O about 200,000about 20,000about 967,741about 96, 774

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