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According to the U.S. Census Bureau, as of April 1, 2000, the total population of the United States was about 3 × 108. The population of Vermont was about 6 × 105. The population of the United States was how many times the population of Vermont in April 2000?

 Nov 20, 2015

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[ 3 x 10^8] / [6 x 10^5]  =

 

3/6   x  10^8 / 10^5  =

 

0.5 X 10^3  =

 

500 times as large

 

 

 

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 Nov 20, 2015

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[ 3 x 10^8] / [6 x 10^5]  =

 

3/6   x  10^8 / 10^5  =

 

0.5 X 10^3  =

 

500 times as large

 

 

 

cool cool cool

CPhill Nov 20, 2015
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Just divide the population of the US by the population.

 

(3 X 10^8) / (6 X 10^5)=500x the population of US is greater than the population of Vermont in 2000.

 Nov 20, 2015

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