In 2019. Alexandria's GDP was $2.3 trillion and its population was 57 million. In 2020, its GDP was $2.4 trillion. Alexa
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In 2019. Alexandria's GDP was $2.3 trillion and its population was 57 million. In 2020, its GDP was $2.4 trillion. Alexandria's GDP per person grow by 5% between 2019 and 2020. What was Alexandria's population in 2020? There is not enough information in the question to answer it. 57.4 million 56.6 million 57 million
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