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The population of Orlando, Florida in 20102010 was 239,326239,326 residents. The area of Orlando is 110.56110.56 square miles.\newlineWhat is the population density of Orlando?\newlineA 119.07119.07 people per square mile\newlineB 461.96461.96 people per square mile\newlineC 2175.692175.69 people per square mile\newlineD 2164.672164.67 people per square mile

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Q. The population of Orlando, Florida in 20102010 was 239,326239,326 residents. The area of Orlando is 110.56110.56 square miles.\newlineWhat is the population density of Orlando?\newlineA 119.07119.07 people per square mile\newlineB 461.96461.96 people per square mile\newlineC 2175.692175.69 people per square mile\newlineD 2164.672164.67 people per square mile
  1. Calculate Population Density: To find the population density, we need to divide the population by the area.\newlinePopulation density =PopulationArea= \frac{\text{Population}}{\text{Area}}\newline=239,326 residents110.56 square miles= \frac{239,326 \, \text{residents}}{110.56 \, \text{square miles}}
  2. Perform Division: Perform the division to calculate the population density. 239,326239,326 residents ÷\div 110.56110.56 square miles = 2164.672164.67 people per square mile
  3. Check Answer: Check the answer against the options provided to ensure it matches one of them.\newlineThe calculated population density is 2164.672164.67 people per square mile, which matches option D.

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