APES Population Formulas Flashcards

Questions and Answers

What is the formula for population density?

(total births/total population) x 100

(total deaths/total population) x 100

total population/total area (correct)

birth rate (%) / 100

What is the birth rate (%) formula?

(total births/total population) x 100

How is the birth rate per 1000 calculated?

birth rate (%) / 100

What is the formula for death rate (%)?

(total deaths/total population) x 100 Signup and view all the answers

How do you calculate the death rate per 1000?

death rate (%) / 100 Signup and view all the answers

What is the formula for crude birth rate?

(total births/total population) x 1000 Signup and view all the answers

What is the formula for crude death rate?

(total deaths/total population) x 1000 Signup and view all the answers

How is population change calculated?

(births-deaths+immigration-emigration)/population Signup and view all the answers

What is the population growth rate formula?

[(births-deaths+immigration-emigration)/population] x 100 or (crude births-crude deaths)/10 Signup and view all the answers

What does the doubling time formula represent?

70/% growth rate Signup and view all the answers

What is the formula for percent change?

[(new-old)/old] x 100 Signup and view all the answers

What is the natural rate of increase?

births-deaths Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Population Formulas in AP Environmental Science

Population Density: Calculated as total population divided by total area, representing how many individuals reside in a specific unit of space.
Birth Rate (%): The percentage of the population that is born over a specific period, determined by the formula (total births/total population) x 100.
Birth Rate per 1000: A standardized way to express birth rate, derived from dividing the birth rate percentage by 100, allowing for easier comparison among different populations.
Death Rate (%): Reflects the percentage of the population that has died within a certain timeframe, calculated using (total deaths/total population) x 100.
Death Rate per 1000: Similar to the birth rate per 1000, this metric is derived by dividing the death rate percentage by 100, facilitating effective demographic analysis.
Crude Birth Rate: Indicates the total number of live births in a population scaled to 1,000 individuals, calculated as (total births/total population) x 1000.
Crude Death Rate: The number of deaths scaled to 1,000 individuals in a population, determined by (total deaths/total population) x 1000.
Population Change: Represents the overall change in a population, factoring in births, deaths, immigration, and emigration, calculated by (births-deaths+immigration-emigration)/population.
Population Growth Rate: Shows how rapidly a population is growing, expressed as a percentage by [(births-deaths+immigration-emigration)/population] x 100 or alternatively (crude births - crude deaths)/10.
Doubling Time: A measure of how long it will take for a population to double in size, calculated using the formula 70/% growth rate.
Percent Change: Reflects the relative change in population size, calculated by [(new-old)/old] x 100.
Natural Rate of Increase: Represents the growth of a population based solely on births and deaths, calculated by subtracting total deaths from total births.

Description

Test your knowledge of crucial population formulas used in Environmental Science. This quiz features key terms like population density, birth rate, and death rate, helping you grasp their definitions and calculations. Perfect for AP Environmental Science students looking to reinforce their understanding.