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Which option correctly relates population density and a planned city?

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Correct answer: High density can be organised with better housing transport and services

Direct answer: Option A is correct. A planned city does not remove population density; it manages people and land more carefully. Begin with the idea that high density means many people in a limited area. If planning provides suitable housing, roads, public transport, water supply, sanitation, schools and health services, the pressure of many people can be handled more effectively. Option A therefore gives the correct relationship: density can be organised and supported by planning. Option B is wrong because planned cities can certainly be densely populated. Option C is impossible: planning cannot make the physical area zero. Option D is wrong because urban planning directly considers population, land use, transport and services. High density is not automatically harmful; unmanaged density creates greater problems. Memory cue: planning does not remove people—it manages settlement.

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Planned CityDensity ManagementUrban Planning

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