Question

If 600 people live in your colony and the area of your colony is to 2square km what is the population density of your colony ?

Answer 1

population density is always measured in people per square km so if the number of people living in the colony are 600

and the size of the colony is 2 square km then the population density would be

600/2

that is 300 people per square km

Answer 2

The population density of the colony will be 300 persons per square kilometre.

When we calculate the human population density per square kilometer, then it is a quantity that is a number density.

It has a numerical output.

It is a measure of population per unit area or per unit volume.

In any case it is applied to humans and also living organisms in a specific area.