I’m looking for 2 numbers – the # of FM radio stations and the # of AM radio stations in the US. Also if possible, let me know your source. Thank you!!
Alright
Assuming that every MAJOR city in the U.S (which there is alot) has say 8 popular FM stations.
Assuming that every smaller city in the U.S. (which there is alot) has 3 popular FM stations.
Assuming that every town in the U.S. (which there is alot) has 1 popular FM station
Assuming that every MAJOR city in the U.S (which there is alot) has 10 popular AM stations.
Assuming that every smaller city in the U.S. (which there is alot) has 5 popular FM stations.
Assuming that every town in the U.S. (which there is alot) has 5 popular FM station. Towns get 5 because there seems to be a high demand for AM radio for farmers because AM does travel farther than FM.
So now we go to a map and count the number of Major cities, small cities, and towns in the U.S.
….
Alright, got it. So now we assume populations:
major City > 300,000 people
10,000<small city<300,000 people
1<town<10,000
So now we got:
Major Cities: 58
Small Cities: 2626
Towns: 16745
So now we multiply our terms:
And we get
25 087 FM Stations
97 435 AM Stations
With an error of about +/- 5000 stations lol. But I believe these are good assumptions.
April 1st, 2010 at 2:56 am
Too many to count!!
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April 1st, 2010 at 3:29 am
ALOT
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April 1st, 2010 at 4:05 am
All of’em
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April 1st, 2010 at 4:21 am
Alright
Assuming that every MAJOR city in the U.S (which there is alot) has say 8 popular FM stations.
Assuming that every smaller city in the U.S. (which there is alot) has 3 popular FM stations.
Assuming that every town in the U.S. (which there is alot) has 1 popular FM station
Assuming that every MAJOR city in the U.S (which there is alot) has 10 popular AM stations.
Assuming that every smaller city in the U.S. (which there is alot) has 5 popular FM stations.
Assuming that every town in the U.S. (which there is alot) has 5 popular FM station. Towns get 5 because there seems to be a high demand for AM radio for farmers because AM does travel farther than FM.
So now we go to a map and count the number of Major cities, small cities, and towns in the U.S.
….
Alright, got it. So now we assume populations:
major City > 300,000 people
10,000<small city<300,000 people
1<town<10,000
So now we got:
Major Cities: 58
Small Cities: 2626
Towns: 16745
So now we multiply our terms:
And we get
25 087 FM Stations
97 435 AM Stations
With an error of about +/- 5000 stations lol. But I believe these are good assumptions.
References :
http://www.nlc.org/about_cities/cities_101/138.cfm
April 1st, 2010 at 5:09 am
2000
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April 1st, 2010 at 5:51 am
Including pirate stations???
Oh… o0twiggles0o U 4got 2 take these in2 account, back to the calculator
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