In 2–3 sentences, describe the distribution properties of density, concentration, and patterns present in the diagram.
The diagram shows a relatively uniform distribution of density, with an equal number of houses placed at regular intervals along the roadway. There is a low concentration of houses as they are evenly spaced out. No clear pattern is visible in the distribution of houses.
In a residential development, these features would create a sense of spaciousness and privacy, as each house is evenly distributed along the roadway. However, it may also result in a lack of community interaction and fewer opportunities for neighbors to interact with each other.
If twice as many homes were placed at even intervals on a grid pattern of streets, the density of houses would increase, resulting in a higher concentration of houses in the neighborhood. This could lead to a more crowded and congested environment. Additionally, the grid pattern would likely create a more organized and easily navigable neighborhood layout.
The diagram shows a non-uniform distribution of density, with higher concentrations of data points in certain areas. There is a visible pattern in the distribution, with data points appearing clustered and forming distinct groupings.
In 2–3 sentences, describe the distribution properties of density, concentration, and patterns present in the diagram.
The diagram displays a skewed distribution of density, with a higher concentration of data points towards the right side. The concentration of data points decreases as we move towards the left. There is a visible pattern in the distribution, with data points clustering around specific regions.
Use the image to answer the question.
A residential neighborhood contains 18 houses, placed at regular intervals along a roadway.
Answer each of the following items.
In 2–3 sentences, describe the distribution properties of density, concentration, and patterns present in the diagram.
In 1–2 sentences, explain what would be the effect of these features in a residential development.
In 2–3 sentences, describe the effect of a distribution in which twice as many homes were placed at even intervals on a grid pattern of streets.