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Which option is a wrong policy conclusion based on density?

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Correct answer: Same plan is enough everywhere without seeing local differences

Population density is useful for planning, but it is only one piece of information. High-density places may require more schools, transport, water, housing, and health services because many people live in a limited area. Low-density places may have a different problem: services and roads may be widely spread, making access costly or difficult. Local resources, settlement patterns, income, terrain, and infrastructure must also be considered.

Option C is the wrong policy conclusion because one identical plan cannot meet every area’s needs when local differences are ignored. Option A is a reasonable possibility, not a guaranteed rule, because high density may increase service demand. Option B is also plausible because distance can create access problems in sparsely settled areas. Option D gives a sound planning principle: density should be studied together with resource availability and other local conditions.

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