Compare the population per square mile in Asia to the population per square mile

in North America for the year 2000
Asia is 17,400 (land area) and land area is 1000 mi squared population is 4,028,000,000
North America is 9,400 (land area) and land area is 1,000 mi squared population is 305,000,000
I did it like this:
4,028,000,000 over (17,400 * 100)mi squared = 4,028,000,000 divided by 17,400,000 miles=231.49 mi squared(Asia)
305,000,000 over (9,400 * 1000) mi squared= 305,000,000 divided by 9400000 mi squared =32.44 mi squared


To compare these two I'll assume you mean 17,400,000 square miles and 9,400,000 square miles. Now what we want to know is how many people per square mile live in the two. So divide 4,028,000,000 by 17,400,000 to get 231.49 people per square mile for Asia.
Versus 305,000,000 divided by 9,400,000 to get 32.44 people per square mile for the USA.

The population per square mile in Asia for the year 2000 was approximately 231.49 people per square mile.

In comparison, the population per square mile in North America for the year 2000 was approximately 32.44 people per square mile.

To compare the population per square mile in Asia and North America for the year 2000, you need to calculate the population divided by the land area for each region.

For Asia, the land area is given as 17,400,000 square miles. So, divide the population of 4,028,000,000 by the land area of 17,400,000 to get the population density of 231.49 people per square mile in Asia.

For North America, the land area is given as 9,400,000 square miles. Divide the population of 305,000,000 by the land area of 9,400,000 to get the population density of 32.44 people per square mile in North America.

Therefore, the population density in Asia is significantly higher than in North America for the year 2000.