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In which situation should administration make different strategies based on population distribution?

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Correct answer: Where some areas are very dense and some very sparse

Direct answer: Option A is correct. Population distribution means the way people are spread over space. If some places are very densely populated and other places are very sparsely populated, their needs will not be the same. Step by step: identify crowded and thinly populated areas; find their different problems; provide suitable planning for each. Dense areas may need housing, roads, water supply, schools, hospitals, waste management, and traffic control. Sparse areas may need better roads, communication, basic health care, and facilities that connect scattered settlements. Option A works because it recognises spatial variation. Option B is wrong because identical areas would need more similar planning. Option C is wrong because an uninhabited area has no resident population to serve, though it may still need environmental management. Option D is wrong because resources are never a reason to ignore different local needs. Memory cue: different population patterns require different plans.

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