The population of a major U.S. city = 8,550,405
Area of the city = 1213.4 sq.km
Density = [tex] \frac{Population}{area} [/tex]
Density = [tex] \frac{8,550,405}{1213.4} [/tex]
Density = 7046.6499 [tex] \frac{People}{km^{2}} [/tex]
As the density here will not be in decimal so after rounding the density in whole number,
Density = 7047 [tex] \frac{People}{km^{2}} [/tex]
Option A is the answer
