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Oh, dude, Monaco is like the real estate version of a sardine can. With an area smaller than my apartment's living room, this place packs in people like it's a Black Friday sale at a shoe store. The population density there is off the charts, but hey, at least they're all living the high life, right?
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What can you say about Monaco in terms of its population among wealthy people?
Monaco is one of the most wealthy countries in the world.
Is it correct to say Canada is a country of low population?
More correct to say that Canada is a country of low population DENSITY. Most of Canada's people live in the south-eastern corner, with very few per square kilometre in the cold northern regions, which gives a low average population density. There are lots of geographically tiny countries with lower total populations, such as Luxembourg and Monaco, but they have much greater population densities.
How do you say Monaco in French?
It's spelled the same in French.le Monaco.
How do you say Welcome to Monaco in french?
"bienvenue à Monaco"
How do you say team Monaco in french?
équipe de Monaco
How do you say thank you in Monaco?
The official language of Monaco is French, so you would say "Merci".
How do you say how are you in Monaco?
bonjouir
How do you say goodnight in monaco?
In Monaco the official language is French, meaning people would say 'Bonne Nuit' or 'Bonsoir' to say goodnight.
How do you say goodbye in Monaco?
You say "au revoir"
Popular foods in Monaco?
There are all kinds of food available in Monaco - who can say what is 'popular'
Who found Monaco?
Monaco has been an entity since the Middle Ages. It's impossible to say who exactly 'found' it.
What determines population density?
Population density is determined by two things: the total population in a given are being studied and the size of that given area. We just do a little math with the numbers to obtain an answer. We generally talk about population density for, say, people, in terms of number of inhabitants per square mile, but certainly there are other measures that can be used. Spiders might be studied based on estimates of the number of them per acre. (Yes, really.) The math is simple. Figure out what units the area will be expressed in, such as square miles, acres, etc., and then take the population over the total area being studies and "reduce" the fraction to obtain an answer. If we have estimates of 50,000 people living across 10 square miles, then we'd compute that there was a population density of 5,000 people per square mile.
