AP 2.1 arithmetic physiological and agricultural density

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Egypt's physiological population density of 3500 people per square mile of arable land is over ten times higher than its arithmetic population density of 289/square mile. What does this data indicate about Egypt?

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Egypt has very little arable

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What does the data about Egypt's agricultural density (1,401 farmers per square mile of arable land) say about Egypt?

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Egypt's farming techniques are not very well developed.

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The United States has an extremely low agricultural density, with 4 farmers per square mile of arable land. What does this data say about the United States?

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Farming in the U.S. involves a great deal of high tech equipment.

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Japan has a high physiological density of 1,693 people per square kilometer. What does this data say about Japan?

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Japan is likely to have to import food or rely on other methods besides farming.

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Bangladesh has a very high agricultural density. What does this data say about Bangladesh?

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Bangladesh is likely a developing country.

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India has a very high arithmetic density. What does this data indicate about India?

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The data does not support any of these.

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Physiological density is the number of:

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people per area suitable for agriculture.

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A country with a large amount of arable land and a small number of farmers will have:

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low agricultural density.

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If the physiological density is much higher than the arithmetic density, then a country has:

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a small percentage of land suitable for agriculture.

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Land suited for agriculture is called:

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arable land.