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2 years ago

List the conditions necessary to provide food for a large population.

Biology

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Softa [21]2 years ago

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Answer:

The necessary condition are the following:

1) One should have enough money to buy the food.

2) One should have enough crops.

3) The distribution of food must be equal.

4) The economy should be high

5) The management should be proper.

6) There should be no discrimination of people in providing food.

kkurt [141]2 years ago

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Answer:

The conditions necessary to provide food for a large population:

⇒ The large population should be high in economy.

⇒ The large population should have people who can afford food without any difficulties.

⇒ The large population must have plentiful of crops and farmers willing to grow them.

⇒ The area should have enough food to feed the whole population.

⇒ The food can be distributed easily to everyone in the large population.

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