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Times Square is named after The New York Times building. Several of the "old" newspapers had squares named after them, such as Herald Square. The current location for the NY Times building is not the same as its original. It is estimated that 1.6 million people pass through Times Square each day, with 276,000 of them actually working there. During New Year's eve, 500,000 people gather in the Square to watch the ball drop.
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How many people visit the Times Square Visitors Center?
houndreds every day
How many people live in every square kilometer in Paris?
Approximately 21,500 people live in every square kilometer in Paris.
New jersey's population denstiy is about 1000 people per square mile Does this mean that every square mile in New Jersey has about 1000 people?
yes there is ABOUT 1000 people every square mile
Is 132 a square number?
No 132 is not a square number because every number up to 132 times its self does not equal 132 and a square number is a number that is a multiple of 1 number times itself so 132 is not a square number.
If every twenty-two people per square mile in Russia does this mean that every square mile has about twenty-two people?
no, because there may be places where there are over a thousand per square mile, like in Moscow, but other areas where there are 0 people per square mile, like the northern parts of Russia
How many times do people bathe?
every day or every other day
Is every square always a rectangle?
Every square is a rectangle but not every rectangle is a square.
What is the population of Maryland per square mile?
637.8 people every square mile in Maryland according to 2007
Where do math teachers go on vacation every year?
Old joke: Times Square NY
New jersey's population is about 1000 people per square mile does that mean that every square mile has 1000 people on it?
hehe i dont know
Russia's population density is about twenty-two people per square mileDoes this mean that every square mile in Russia has about twenty-two people?
no
Is every rectangle a square using counterexample?
Every square is a rectangle, but not every rectangle is a square.
