The state of colorado is shaped like a rectangle with an approximate width of 280 mi and length of 380 mi. what is the population density of colorado in people per square mile if the population is 5,116,800?

Step-by-step explanation:

160miles • 330miles= 52,800square miles

Now it wants the population density in people per square miles, so you need to divide the population by the number of square miles.  

4779736/52800=90.5 which is about 91people per square mile.  

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