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Why is it wrong to treat population density as only total population?

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Correct answer: Because density also includes area

Direct answer: Option A, because density also includes area. Total population is simply the number of people, but density compares that number with the land available. Formula: density = population ÷ area. Step by step: two places may each have 100,000 people; if one covers a small area and the other a large area, the first has the higher density; therefore equal or larger population does not automatically mean equal or higher density. A is correct. B is wrong because birth rate measures births, not people per land unit. C is wrong because death rate measures deaths over time. D is wrong because climate describes environmental conditions, not the population-area ratio. Common mistake: always check the denominator, the area, when interpreting density.

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