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Which statement BEST describes the difference between arithmetic density and agricultural density?

My answer- A.
Agricultural density focuses on people, and arithmetic density focuses on math.

B.
Agricultural density focuses on agriculture, and arithmetic density focuses on used land.

C.
Arithmetic density focuses on numbers, and agricultural density focuses on land availability.

D.
Arithmetic density focuses on people, and numbers and agricultural density focuses on land and mass.

E.
Arithmetic density focuses on people and land, and agricultural density focuses on a specific group of people and land.

What does population distribution and physiological density help geographers do?

A.
gather information about the conditions of different areas

B.
figure out economic differences between different countries

C.
evaluate changes in landscapes across regions in any given country

D. (my answer)
determine how much land is needed to support any given population

E.
account for discrepancies between number of people and available land

Respuesta :

Answer: E and D

Explanation:

Your first answer is wrong the correct answer is E and your second answer is right

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  • Arithmetic density is the population density measured as the number of people per unit area of land.

Population density is the average number of people who live on each square kilometer (or square mile) of land.

  • Agricultural density is defined as the total number of farmers per unit area of farmland.

Therefore, the statement which best describes the difference between arithmetic density and agricultural density is "Arithmetic density focuses on people and land, and agricultural density focuses on a specific group of people and land".

population distribution and physiological density help geographers "determine how much land is needed to support any given population".

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