Which of the following accurately describes how the distinction between density and concentration is useful to geographers?
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High concentrations of a given feature indicates high density, which raises questions about sustainability.
Linear distributions are the most interesting to geographers because they are easily quantified.
Comparisons of concentration and density help geographers evaluate changes over time.
High population density is related to concentrations of poverty and economic stagnation.
Geometric patterns are generally seen in high concentrations of features.