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If a state has medium average density but its metropolises are highly dense what is the correct analysis?

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Correct answer: Distribution is uneven internally

Direct answer: Option B is correct. Average density is a summary for the entire state: total population divided by total state area. It does not mean that every town, district, or village has exactly that density. Step by step: calculate the state-wide average; then look inside the state; identify very dense metropolitan areas and less dense rural or difficult regions; conclude that the internal distribution is uneven. Option B works because it distinguishes an average from the real spatial pattern. Option A is wrong because a medium average cannot prove uniform distribution. Option C is wrong because highly dense metropolises clearly contain many people. Option D is wrong because an average is not automatically the value of every city; it can hide strong regional differences. This matters for planning because crowded cities may need housing, transport, and services, while sparse areas may need connectivity and basic facilities. Memory cue: an average can hide extremes.

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Average DensityInternal VariationUrban Concentration

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