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If a local settlement in a city is very dense but the district average density is medium which conclusion is correct?

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Correct answer: The density of a local settlement can differ from the district's average density

A district’s average density is calculated using the total population and total area of the whole district. Therefore, a small urban settlement may be very densely populated while less densely populated parts of the district keep the district average at a medium level. Option B is incorrect because an average does not show the actual density of every local area. Exam tip: in density questions, always note the scale of the data—settlement, city, or district.

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