7. Currently, the density of Earth's human population D is about 65 people per square kilometre,...

 

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7. Currently, the density of Earth's human population D is about 65 people per square kilometre, or about 1 person per 15,384 square metres. The current population growth rate p is about 1 percent per year. (This roughly corresponds to every family having on average three children.) Find the population density in one thousand years from now if growth remains at this level. 7. Currently, the density of Earth's human population D is about 65 people per square kilometre, or about 1 person per 15,384 square metres. The current population growth rate p is about 1 percent per year. (This roughly corresponds to every family having on average three children.) Find the population density in one thousand years from now if growth remains at this level.

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