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As of $2005,$ the combined population of China and India was estimated at 2.4 billion. If there were about 0.8 as many people living in India as China, what was the population of each country, to the nearest tenth of a billion? (Source: U.S. Census Bureau.)

Name: As of 2005, the combined population of China and India was estimated at 2.4 billion. If there were about 0.8 as many people living in India as China, what was the population of each country, to the nearest tenth of a billion? (Source: U.S. Census Bureau.)
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Description: As of 2005, the combined population of China and India was estimated at 2.4 billion. If there were about 0.8 as many people living in India as China, what was the population of each country, to the nearest tenth of a billion? (Source: U.S. Census Bureau.)

          As of $2005,$ the combined population of China and India was estimated at 2.4 billion. If there were about 0.8 as many people living in India as China, what was the population of each country, to the nearest tenth of a billion? (Source: U.S. Census Bureau.)

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As of $2005,$ the combined population of China and India was estimated at 2.4 billion. If there were about 0.8 as many people living in India as China, what was the population of each country, to the nearest tenth of a billion? (Source: U.S. Census Bureau.)