We are given the population of Tokyo, $33,200,000$, and its land area, $6,993$ square kilometers. We need to find the population density of Tokyo, which is the population per square kilometer, and round it to the nearest whole number.

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2025/4/21

1. Problem Description

We are given the population of Tokyo, 33,200,00033,200,000, and its land area, 6,9936,993 square kilometers. We need to find the population density of Tokyo, which is the population per square kilometer, and round it to the nearest whole number.

2. Solution Steps

To find the population density, we divide the population by the area:
Population Density=PopulationAreaPopulation\ Density = \frac{Population}{Area}
Population Density=33,200,0006,993Population\ Density = \frac{33,200,000}{6,993}
Population Density4747.5Population\ Density \approx 4747.5
Rounding to the nearest whole number gives 47484748.

3. Final Answer

The approximate population density of Tokyo is 47484748 people per square kilometer.

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