In 2013, the united states used 97.5 quads of energy and had a population of 316.5 million people. that same year, japan had a population of 127 million people and used 21 quads of energy. what was the average energy use (per million people) for japan and the united states in 2013?

United States: 0.308 quads/million people. Japan: 0.165 quads/million people. This is a simple matter of division. Take the total energy used and divide among the number of people using it. So: United States: 97.5 / 316.5 = 0.308056872 quads per million people. Japan: 21 / 127 = 0.165354331 quads per million people. Rounding to 3 significant figures gives 0.308 quads/million for United States and 0.165 quads/million for Japan.