Answer: Population density the United Kingdom [tex]=2.63\times10^2[/tex]
A= 2.63
B= 2
Step-by-step explanation:
We know that, to calculate the population density, we will divide the population by the size of the area.
i.e. [tex]\text{Population density}=\dfrac{\text{Population size}}{\text{Area}}[/tex]
Given : Area of UK = 243,610 km²1
Population = [tex]6.41 \times 10^7[/tex]
Then, the population density the United Kingdom would be :
[tex]\text{Population density}=\dfrac{6.41 \times 10^7}{243,610}\\\\=\dfrac{64100000}{243610}=263.125487459\\\\\approx263=2.63\times10^2[/tex]
On comparing to [tex]A\times10^B[/tex], we get
A= 2.63
B= 2
