An area which would be better off with less people is said to be A)dense population B)over-populated C)under-populated D)sparsely populated

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An area which would be better off with less people is said to be

A)dense population
B)over-populated
C)under-populated
D)sparsely populated

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[Option B] Over-Populated

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