Question

Based on what you've learned about population density, what are some possible explanations for Great Britain's high population density?

Answer 1

Ongoing examinations have discovered the size of regional units to change contrarily with populace thickness, the main particular case to this normality being Great Britain, where size and thickness were observed to be random.

The present research represents this peculiarity by exhibiting Britain's recorded adjustment to the size thickness connection.

The size-thickness speculation is additionally bolstered

by direct test, made conceivable by an ongoing redesign

of British areas.

Results demonstrate that revamping has reestablished the regular converse connection between size and thickness and has rebuilt the size and depth of regions in a way exactly indicated by the primary hypothesis.