Why did one measure decrease while the other increase

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Real GDP was $4719 billion in year 1 and $4848 billion in year 2. In contrast real GDP per ca pita in year 1 was $19261, but in year 2 it was only $19162. Why did one measure increase while the other measure decreased?

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