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If population density is rising rapidly in an area but the number of schools remains constant, what pressure will arise?

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Correct answer: Pressure on education services

Correct answer: A, pressure on education services. When population density rises, more people live within the same or a similarly limited area. If the number of schools remains unchanged, the number of students seeking places may increase while classrooms, teachers, toilets, learning materials, and transport do not increase at the same rate. This can produce overcrowded classrooms, longer waiting lists, or longer travel distances, depending on local circumstances. A is correct because education demand is a population-related public-service demand. B and C describe unrelated physical processes and are not the direct planning consequence of a fixed number of schools. D is not the social pressure being asked about; the calculation may still be performed normally. Memory cue: more people plus unchanged facilities means greater pressure on existing services.

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