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Nonamiya [84]
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Which of the following are properties of distribution?

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saul85 [17]3 years ago
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The properties of distribution include concentration and density, and jobs influence the distribution of population.

  • Population refers to the number of people that are living in a particular area. It should be noted that the main properties of distribution include pattern, concentration, and density.

  • Also, it should be noted that jobs influence the distribution of the population. When people realize that they can get job opportunities in a particular place, they move to that place. This is the main reason that people move from the villages to the cities.

In conclusion, the correct options are E and A.

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