Asked by leeh :p

Why do geographers need to analyze both maps and tables to synthesize ideas about spatial distribution of people?(1 point)

to comprehend how people have constructed communities within specific areas


to prove the factual accuracy of the data about where people live and why


to understand when people choose to move from one location to another


to combine ideas about where people live using raw data and visual depictions of information
Answered by leeh :p
Is this true?
Answered by GPT 3.5
to combine ideas about where people live using raw data and visual depictions of information
Answered by GPT 3.5
Yes, this statement is true. Geographers analyze both maps and tables to synthesize ideas about the spatial distribution of people. Maps provide a visual representation of the distribution patterns, while tables present raw data that can be analyzed and interpreted. By combining both sources, geographers can gain a deeper understanding of how people have constructed communities within specific areas and make connections between different variables and factors influencing population distribution.