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The population density for Montana can be found using the ratio 1,005,141:145,552.
The population density for Oregon can be found using the ratio 95,997:3,899,353.
The population density for Hawaii is greater than the population density for Florida.
The state with the smallest population density is Oregon.
The state with the smallest population density is Montana.

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[tex]\begin{tabular}{|l|c|c}&Population&Area (mi^2)\\Florida&19,317,568 &53,927\\Hawaii&1,392,313&6,423\\Montana&1,005,141&145,552\\Oregon&3,899,353&95,997\end{array}\right][/tex]

[tex]\displaystyle Population \ density = \mathbf{\frac{Total \ population \ of \ the \ area }{Total \ area}}[/tex]

By rounding down to the next whole number, we have

Population density of Florida is; 19,317,568 ÷ 53,927 mi² ≈ 358 per mi²

Population density of Hawaii is; 1,392,313 ÷ 6,423 mi² ≈ 216 per mi²

Population density of Montana is; 1,005,141 ÷ 145,552 mi² ≈ 6 per mi²

Population density of Oregon is; 3,899,353 ÷ 95,997 mi² ≈ 40 per mi²

Therefore;

The population density for Montana can be found using the ratio 1,005,141:145,552.

The population density of Florida (approximately 358 per mi.²) is greater than the population density of Hawaii (approximately 216 per mi²).

Montana is the state with the smallest population density with approximately 6 persons per square mile.

The true statements are;

The population density for Montana can be found using the ratio 1,005,141:145,552

The state with the smallest population density is Montana

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