Usted buscó: 1 million 500 thousand dollars (Inglés - Tagalo)

three thousand dollars
tatlong libong

1 million
10,180,000

total population (in millions) of finland in 2015 was: 5 531 / 1 009. 4 5.47949 since the artificial land cover area was provided in million square metres, the total population we calculated is also in millions. the total population (in millions) of slovakia in 2015 was: 1 461 / 269. 4 5.42316 therefore the difference (in millions) in the populations of finland and slovakia in 2015 was: 5.47949 - 5.42316 = 0.05633 we need to convert our answer to units by multiplying by 1 million: 0.05633 * 1 000 000 = 56 330 potential shortcuts / pitfalls we need to be careful in applying the per capita formula. if we multiply the per capita figure with the area, our answer will be incorrect. the artificial land cover area is pro- vided in million square metres. we must account for this in our calculations. we can solve our problem in millions but the answer choices are provided in units. we must therefore convert the final popula- tion figure from millions to units. q2. what was the european union's artificial land cover per capita (in square metres per capita) in 2009 excluding france? a. 322. 8 b. 332. 1 c. 342. 4 d. 347. 3 e. 353. 1 correct answer: below data interpretation from the tables we need:
q1. what was the difference in the pop- ulations of finland and slovakia in 2015? a. 56 330 b. 168 092 c. 5 189 398 d. 5 423 163 e. 56 330 000 correct answer: a data interpretation from the tables we need: the 2015 artificial land cover of finland the 2015 artificial land cover per capita of finland the 2015 artificial land cover of slovakia the 2015 artificial land cover per capita of slovakia reasoning we need to calculate the populations of finland and slovakia in 2015 by using the respective artificial land cover areas and per capita figures. we can then calculate the difference in population. calculation artifical land cover artificial land cover per capita total population hence artifical land cover total population = artificial land cover per capita substituting the data from the table, the