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Which option correctly relates population density and food demand?

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Correct answer: Food demand may be higher in dense areas so supply planning is necessary

The direct answer is A: dense areas may have greater food demand, so supply planning is necessary. Population density tells us how many people live in a unit area. Step by step: higher density means more people are gathered in that area; people need food every day; total demand may therefore be high; authorities and suppliers need transport, storage and distribution planning. A is correct, although exact demand also depends on income, diet and other factors. B is wrong because rising density cannot make food demand zero. C is wrong because people in low-density areas also need food. D is wrong because the number of people is directly relevant to total demand. Memory cue: more people usually mean more total requirements.

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Food DemandHigh DensitySupply Planning

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