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If a district's average density is medium but some localities are very crowded, what should be understood?

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Correct answer: Local concentration should be checked separately

The direct answer is B: local concentration should be checked separately. An average is a summary for the whole district; it does not mean that every locality has the same density. Step by step: the district’s total population is combined; its total area is used to calculate one average; crowded neighbourhoods and less crowded places are mixed into that number; therefore the average can hide local differences. B is correct because local maps, neighbourhood data or smaller-area densities are needed to see the uneven pattern. A is wrong because an average does not give the exact condition of every place. C is wrong because density study remains useful when interpreted carefully. D is wrong because a medium average cannot mean zero population. Memory cue: “average describes the whole, not every part.”

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