What is the difference between the information provided by population density maps and tables of population data?(1 point)

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Tables show raw population numbers while population density maps represent the data visually.
Tables show raw population numbers while population density maps represent the data visually.

Tables show models of populations while population density maps show raw population numbers.
Tables show models of populations while population density maps show raw population numbers.

Tables show visual interpretations of population numbers while population density maps show raw population numbers.
Tables show visual interpretations of population numbers while population density maps show raw population numbers.

Tables show historical information about population while population density maps show raw population numbers.

Answer 1

The correct response is:

Tables show raw population numbers while population density maps represent the data visually.

This option accurately describes the distinction between tables, which provide numerical data, and maps, which give a visual representation of population distribution.