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If a state has a very large area and low population, how will its density generally be?

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Correct answer: Low

The direct answer is D: low. Density is calculated by dividing population by area. If the area becomes very large while the population remains low, the numerator is small compared with the denominator, so the quotient is generally low. Option A, very high, is the opposite of what the numbers suggest. Option B, infinite, is impossible here because a finite population divided by a finite positive area gives a finite value. Option C, always zero, is also wrong: people are present, so the density is normally greater than zero, although it may be very small. Option D is correct because it matches the population-area relationship. Remember: few people spread over much land usually means low density, not automatically an uninhabitable place.

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