Question

Australia's interior contains very few population centers. The BEST explanation for this fact is Question 2 options:

mountain ranges that seal it off from the southern population centers.


there are few ways to access the central part of the country.


the climate is too harsh to support large cities.


many inhabitable swamps dominate the geography.

Answer 1

Hey there!


Most of Australia's climate is harsh that is why most people decide to live near the coast where it is cooler. but the center of Australia is not able to support life nor plants and crops this is the reason the answer is C.

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Answer 2

Hello!

The fact that there are so few cities in Australia's interior is because the climate is too harsh to support large cities. This is the desert area known as the Outback. Because of the harsh climate Australia's interior has few cities.

I hoped this helped.