The state with the second lowest population has the lowest population density.
The correct statement from the given option is The state with the second-lowest population has the lowest population density.
A ratio shows us the number of times a number contains another number.
The population density of a state is the ratio of the population of the state and the area of the state. Therefore, the population density of the states can be written as,
[tex]\text{Population density of state}=\dfrac{\text{Population of the state}}{\text{Area of the state}}\\\\\\\text{Population density of state A}=\dfrac{1,055,173}{2,677} = 394.163[/tex]
[tex]\text{Population density of state B}=\dfrac{1,333,089}{36,418} = 36.6\\\\\\\text{Population density of state C}=\dfrac{3,596,677}{5,543} = 648.87\\\\\\\text{Population density of state D}=\dfrac{6,745,408}{10,555} = 639.073[/tex]
Thus, the correct statement from the given option is The state with the second-lowest population has the lowest population density.
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