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Province
Capital
Area (km²)
Population census 1999
Population per km² (2009)
Population census 2009
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Central Province
Tulagi
615
21,577
42.4
26,051
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Choiseul Province
Taro Island
3,837
20,008
6.9
26,371
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Guadalcanal Province
Honiara
5,336
60,275
17.5
93,613
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Isabel Province
Buala
4,136
20,421
6.3
26,158
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Makira-Ulawa Province
Kirakira
3,188
31,006
12.7
40,419
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Malaita Province
Auki
4,225
122,620
32.6
137,596
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Rennell and Bellona Province
Tigoa
671
2,377
4.5
3,041
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Temotu Province
Lata
895
18,912
23.9
21,362
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Western Province
Gizo
5,475
62,739
14.0
76,649
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Capital Territory
Honiara
22
49,107
2,936.8
64,609
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Solomon Islands
Honiara
28,400
409,042
14.7
515,870

Questions and formulas:
Question: What is the highest Population per km² (2009) that is in western province, with an Area (km²) larger than 5,475?
Formula: MAX(FILTER(E1, (A1="western province")*(C1>5475)))
Formula2: MAX(FILTER(E2:E12, (A2:A12="western province")*(C2:C12>5475)))
Level: easy
Question: What is the lowest Population per km² (2009) that has a Solomon Islands province, with an Area (km²) smaller than 28,400?
Formula: MIN(FILTER(E1, (A1="solomon islands")*(C1<28400)))
Formula2: MIN(FILTER(E2:E12, (A2:A12="solomon islands")*(C2:C12<28400)))
Level: easy
Question: What is the lowest population census from 1999 with an Area (km²) of 4,225, and a Population per km² (2009) fewer than 32.6?
Formula: MIN(FILTER(D1, (C1=4225)*(E1<32.6)))
Formula2: MIN(FILTER(D2:D12, (C2:C12=4225)*(E2:E12<32.6)))
Level: easy