The density gradient model most closely resembles the... urban model.
<h3>What is the density gradient model?</h3>
This model establishes particles are not equally distributed but there are some zones with more or fewer particles. Moreover, particles move from a higher concentration zone to a lower concentration zone.
<h3>What urban model is similar to the gradient model?</h3>
The density gradient model mostly resembles the demographic transition model that explains the density of demographic zones changes over time as more people move to the zone or people leave the zone. This is similar to density gradient because it shows density is not uniform and it evolves.
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Answer:
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Explanation:
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Answer:
C. Increased food production has supported larger workforces in the manufacturing and service sectors.
Explanation:
I received a 90% on this test, and it seems the most feasible option.
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DATE ANSWERED: 5/12/2021