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The life expectancy for males was 34.5 years and that of females was 36.5, but this isn't an accurate reflection of how long Americans of that time lived because this factors in the then high child mortality rate of up to 15% and, excluding this the life expectancy would've been in the upper fifties.
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What was the average life expectancy for babies born in the US in 2002?
The average life expectancy for babies born in the US in 2002 was around 77-78 years.
What is the average age that a female will live to in the US?
Calculating from birth, the average life expectancy for females in the United States is 80.65. The current population of females in the US is 157.1 million, which is 50.8 percent of the total population.
What is the average life span in US?
The average life span in the US is around 78.6 years. However, this can vary depending on factors such as gender, race, socioeconomic status, and lifestyle choices.
What is the Philippines average life expectancy?
In the Philippines, the average life span in 1980 was 61.6 years, increasing to 64,6 in 1990 and 69 in 2000. The 2004 Philippines Statistics Yearbook had predicted the longevity rate of the Filipinos male at 70.5 years and the female at 72.8 in 2005.
What is the average life expectancy of a female born in the US in 1943?
I Googled a table that gives, among other data, the life expectancies at birth for 1939-1941 and for 1949-1951 (born in the United States, all races). From that, I interpolated for myself as a male born in June, 1943, a life expectancy of 63.95 years--so I'm already on borrowed time! For females, the same calculation gives 67.66 years. And for both genders combined, 65.18 years. --David Bortin (dbortin@yahoo.com), 5/26/09
