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If a district's density is below the national average but its main industrial town is highly dense, what analysis is correct?

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Correct answer: The district average can conceal a local population concentration in the industrial town

Correct answer: A. Density is calculated as population divided by area, so a district figure is an average for the entire district. A district may contain a crowded industrial town, villages, forests, farmland or other sparsely settled areas. The low-density parts can lower the overall average even though the town has many residents and buildings in a small area. Industrial employment and services often attract people to particular places, producing local concentration. A is correct because an average can hide internal variation. B is wrong because one average does not mean every locality has the same density. C is wrong because a dense town does not determine the average of the whole district. D is wrong because local density can be high while the wider district average is low. Memory cue: always distinguish the value for the whole area from the pattern inside it.

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Population DensityDistrict AverageIndustrial TownSpatial VariationPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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