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If a state's planning is based only on average density and ignores local unevenness, what problem can occur?

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Correct answer: Some dense areas may remain underserved

Direct answer: Option A, some dense areas may remain underserved. Average density is calculated for a large area and can hide important local differences. Step by step: combine the population of all places; divide by the total area to get an average; notice that a few crowded towns and many sparse areas can produce one middle number; plan from that number alone; crowded places may then receive too few schools, hospitals, water systems or houses. A is correct. B is wrong because one average cannot make every plan perfect. C is wrong because local distribution is essential for fair planning. D is wrong because population data remains useful; it simply must be examined in greater detail. Memory cue: average can hide extremes.

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