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If the county of Queens, New York, has a population of approximately $2,200,000$ and the area is $110 \mathrm{mi}^{2},$ how many people are there per square mile?
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We are given the total population of Queens, New York, which is $2,200,000$ and the total area of Queens, New York, which is $110 \mathrm{mi}^{2}$. We are asked to find out how many people there are per square mile. Show more…
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