According to the StatsCanada "population clock", Canada's population was estimated at 34,501,798 people on July 1st, 2011, and is increasing by one person every 80 seconds.

If you want to specify a population figure that takes into account the range of numbers over the full year (that is, where the number of sig figs reflects the uncertainty of whether you're talking about January 1, 2011, or Dec 31, 2011),Canada's population in 2011 is approximately:

A) 30 million people.
B) 34.5 million people.
C) 35. million people.
D) 34.89 million people.

Question

According to the StatsCanada "population clock", Canada's population was estimated at 34,501,798 people on July 1st, 2011, and is increasing by one person every 80 seconds. 

If you want to specify a population figure that takes into account the range of numbers over the full year (that is, where the number of sig figs reflects the uncertainty of whether you're talking about January 1, 2011, or Dec 31, 2011),Canada's population in 2011 is approximately:

A) 30 million people.
B) 34.5 million people.
C) 35. million people.
D) 34.89 million people.