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In which condition can high density show both opportunity and problem?

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Correct answer: When jobs and markets exist but housing and water are under pressure

The direct answer is A: high density can mean jobs and markets exist while housing and water face pressure. High density has both possible benefits and possible costs. Step by step: many people living close together can create a large workforce and customer base; this may support shops, industries, transport and services. At the same time, if housing, water, sanitation, roads and public services do not grow fast enough, shortages, crowding and pollution may occur. Option A is correct because it gives both sides of the situation. Option B is wrong because high density means many people, not no people. Option C is wrong because resources are not automatically infinite; limited resources are often the reason pressure develops. Option D is wrong because dense areas need many services such as water, schools, hospitals and waste management. A balanced answer is better than saying density is always good or always bad. Memory cue: dense areas can bring opportunity, but also pressure on basic services.

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