Call Canada's population \(c\), and call the U.S. population \(u\).
We see that \(c=\frac{u}{10}\). Substituting 32 million for c, we see that \(32,000,000=\frac{u}{10}\). Multiplying by ten, we see that \(320,000,000=u\). By using Algebra properly, we have ensured that the number of zeroes in our final answer is correct.