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A district of 250 square kilometres holds 90,000 people. What is its population density?
Answer: C
Dividing 90,000 by 250 gives 360 people for each square kilometre. Density is the standard normalisation for population because it removes the effect of the unit's size on the comparison, letting a small crowded district be set against a large empty one.
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