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If an area has high density but fewer resources per person what will be the main concern?

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Correct answer: Pressure on resources

The direct answer is A: pressure on resources. High density means many people are living in relation to the available land. If resources per person are already few, more people may depend on the same limited water, food, land, energy and public facilities. This can create competition, shortages and greater demand. Option A is correct because it directly describes the main concern created by many people sharing limited resources. Option B, increase of area, does not automatically happen when density is high; the land may remain the same. Option C is wrong because high density does not make the population become zero. Option D is unrelated; a map does not disappear because resources are limited. The exact reasoning is: high density increases the number of users, limited resources restrict supply, and the gap creates pressure. This does not mean every dense place must fail, because good planning, conservation and fair distribution can help. Memory cue: many users plus few resources equals resource pressure.

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Resource PressureHigh DensityPer Capita Resources

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