Question

1. choose the best answer. conjecture: the combined populations of american indian and alaska native with asian is more than the population of some other race. population of the united states from 2000 to 2005 total population 301,461,533 white 224,469,780 black or african american 37,264,679 american indian and alaska native 2,423,294 asian 13,201,056 native hawaiian and other pacific islander 447,591 hispanic or latino (of any race) 45,476,938 some other race 16,986,453 is this conjecture true? no, the population of american indian and alaska native is only 2,423,294, which is less than the category \some other race.\ no, the combined populations of american indian and alaska native with asian is 15,624,350, which is less than the category \some other race.\ yes. no, the population of asian is only 13,201,056, which is less than the category \some other race.\

Explanation:

Step1: Calculate combined population

Add the population of American Indian and Alaska Native ($2,423,294$) and Asian ($13,201,056$).
$2,423,294 + 13,201,056 = 15,624,350$

Step2: Compare with "Some other race"

Population of "Some other race" is $16,986,453$.
Check if $15,624,350 > 16,986,453$? No, since $15,624,350 < 16,986,453$.

Answer:

No, The combined populations of American Indian and Alaska Native with Asian is 15,624,350, which is less than the category "Some other race."