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If Region A and Region B both have density of eight hundred persons per square kilometre but Region A has larger area, what conclusion is correct?

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Correct answer: Region A may have higher total population

Direct answer: Option C. Population density and total population are related but not identical. The formula is density = total population ÷ area, so total population = density × area. If both regions have the same density, the region with the larger area will generally have the larger total population, provided the stated densities apply to the whole areas. Therefore, Region A may have a higher total population. Option A is wrong because larger area at equal density does not produce a lower total. Option B reverses the relationship and says the smaller region must have more people. Option D is clearly wrong because a density of 800 means people are present, not zero people. The word “may” is suitable because the exact areas are not given. Remember: equal density multiplied by more area means more total people.

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