How do Brasília’s satellite towns differ from the capital city? 1. Brasília’s satellite towns are small, gated communities occupied by extremely wealthy residents. 2. Brasília’s satellite towns are home to major shopping malls, which are prohibited in the capital city. 3. Brasília’s satellite towns are designed to replicate the design of the national capital, just at a smaller scale. 4. Brasília’s satellite towns are dominated by indigenous religions, rather than Roman Catholicism, which dominates the capital city. 5. Brasília’s satellite towns are unplanned, disorganized, and occupied mostly by people who cannot afford to live in the capital city.

Option 5 is correct "Brasília’s satellite towns are unplanned, disorganized, and occupied mostly by people who cannot afford to live in the capital city"

Explanation:

Satellite cities was created was created in the out skirts of Brasilia to accommodate the poor migrants because many them that came during the construction of Brasilia did not return home and they could not afford a place in the luxurious pilot plan.