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Georgia’s nominal and real GDP were 884,844.7 and 699,540.6 million in 2024, and 936,086.7 and 719,741.7 million in 2025. What is the approximate percentage change in the nominal-to-real ratio?

  • 5.79%
  • 8.68%
  • 2.82%
  • 2.89%
Correct answer(s):
  • 2.82%

Georgia’s nominal GDP rose from $884,844.7 million in 2024 to $936,086.7 million in 2025. What was the dollar increase?

  • $20,201.1 million
  • $512,420.0 million
  • $51,242.0 million
  • $5,124.2 million
Correct answer(s):
  • $51,242.0 million

Using nominal GDP of $884,844.7 million in 2024 and $936,086.7 million in 2025, what was Georgia’s growth to two decimals?

  • 57.91%
  • 2.89%
  • 5.79%
  • 0.58%
Correct answer(s):
  • 5.79%

Using real GDP of $699,540.6 million in 2024 and $719,741.7 million in 2025, what was Georgia’s growth to two decimals?

  • 2.89%
  • 5.79%
  • 28.88%
  • 0.29%
Correct answer(s):
  • 2.89%

Divide Georgia’s 2025 nominal GDP of $936,086,700,000 by 11,302,748 residents. What is GDP per resident to the nearest dollar?

  • $77,353
  • $8,282
  • $828,194
  • $82,819
Correct answer(s):
  • $82,819

Georgia’s 2025 nominal GDP was $936.0867 billion and North Carolina’s was $895.9192 billion. About how much larger was Georgia’s?

  • $4.02 billion
  • $80.34 billion
  • $40.17 billion
  • $400.17 billion
Correct answer(s):
  • $40.17 billion

Using 2025 nominal GDP of $1,805.6202 billion for Florida and $936.0867 billion for Georgia, what is Florida’s GDP as a multiple of Georgia’s, to two decimals?

  • 2.93 times
  • 19.29 times
  • 0.52 times
  • 1.93 times
Correct answer(s):
  • 1.93 times

Using 2025 nominal GDP of $936.0867 billion for Georgia and $586.2101 billion for Tennessee, what is Georgia’s GDP as a multiple of Tennessee’s, to two decimals?

  • 1.60 times
  • 2.60 times
  • 15.97 times
  • 0.63 times
Correct answer(s):
  • 1.60 times

Georgia produced 3,667,300,000 pounds of peanuts on 910,000 harvested acres in 2025. What was yield per acre?

  • 403 pounds
  • 3,667 pounds
  • 40,300 pounds
  • 4,030 pounds
Correct answer(s):
  • 4,030 pounds

Using 9.9 million operated acres and 38,000 Georgia farm operations in 2025, what is average acreage to one decimal place?

  • 260.5 acres
  • 26.1 acres
  • 2,605.3 acres
  • 38.4 acres
Correct answer(s):
  • 260.5 acres

What is Georgia’s percentage growth from an adjusted base of 10,713,861 to 11,302,748, rounded to two decimals?

  • 10.57%
  • 55.00%
  • 5.50%
  • 0.55%
Correct answer(s):
  • 5.50%

How much does Georgia’s adjusted 2020 base of 10,713,861 exceed its census count of 10,711,908?

  • 590,840 residents
  • 19,530 residents
  • 588,887 residents
  • 1,953 residents
Correct answer(s):
  • 1,953 residents

Atlanta city had 529,110 residents and Georgia had 11,302,748 in July 2025. About what share lived in Atlanta city?

  • 0.47%
  • 4.68%
  • 21.36%
  • 46.81%
Correct answer(s):
  • 4.68%

Macon–Bibb had 157,556 residents and Savannah city had 149,440 in July 2025. What is their numerical difference?

  • 16,232
  • 172
  • 23,599
  • 8,116
Correct answer(s):
  • 8,116

Columbus had 202,171 residents and Augusta–Richmond balance had 201,999 in July 2025. How much larger was Columbus?

  • 1,720 residents
  • 172 residents
  • 8,116 residents
  • 23,599 residents
Correct answer(s):
  • 172 residents

Athens–Clarke balance had 128,612 residents and Sandy Springs had 105,013 in July 2025. What is the difference?

  • 47,198
  • 8,116
  • 23,599
  • 172
Correct answer(s):
  • 23,599

Convert Georgia’s 59,423.1 square miles to square kilometers using 2.589988110336 per square mile. What is the nearest whole-number result?

  • 153,905 square kilometers
  • 95,708 square kilometers
  • 59,423 square kilometers
  • 22,943 square kilometers
Correct answer(s):
  • 153,905 square kilometers

Using 11,302,748 residents and 57,716.8 square miles of land, what is Georgia’s approximate July 2025 population density?

  • 5.1 people per square mile
  • 195.8 people per square mile
  • 19.6 people per square mile
  • 1,958 people per square mile
Correct answer(s):
  • 195.8 people per square mile

Georgia’s census population was 9,687,653 in 2010 and 10,711,908 in 2020. What was the increase?

  • 1,024,255
  • 588,887
  • 1,953
  • 2,048,510
Correct answer(s):
  • 1,024,255