Which factor most significantly increases the impact the disease has on a population A. population density

B food source

C climate

D location

A. population density

Explanation:

The population density of an area matters because if the population density is high, then the disease is more transmissible. If the population density is lower, the disease will have a less impact and the disease will be less transmissible. The answer to your question is A. population density.

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