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A region has a population of 600000 and reaches 630000 the next year. What is the absolute increase?

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Correct answer: 30000

Absolute or complete population increase is the actual number added between two dates. It is not a percentage and it is not the final population. To find it, subtract the initial population from the final population. This simple subtraction distinguishes the increase from the size of the population at the end of the period.

The initial population is 600,000 and the final population is 630,000. Therefore, absolute increase is \(630000-600000=30000\), or 30 thousand people. Option A is correct. The value 630,000 is the final population, not the increase, while 3,000 and 60,000 do not match the subtraction. Percentage growth would require an additional division by the initial population.

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Absolute Population GrowthPopulation CalculationNumerical ChangeDemographyPopulation GrowthThe World Population – DistributionDensity And GrowthThe World Population Distribution Density And Growth

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