In 2015, there were approximately 3,998,000 million births in the U.S. Find the birth rate in...
In 2015, there were approximately 3,998,000 million births in the U.S. Find the birth rate in units of births per minute. Assuming a U.S. population of 321 million, what was the annual birth rate in units of births per 1000 people?
Homework Answers
Birth rate (per minute) = Total number of births in 2015/Number of births in 2015
= 3,998,000/(365x24x60)
= 7.607 births per minute
Annual birth rate (in births per 1000) = Number of births in 2015 x 1000 / population in 2015
= 3,998,000 x 1000 / 321,000,000
= 12.455 births per 1000 people
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