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In which condition might school planning need to change even when actual population growth is zero?

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Correct answer: If the share of children is increasing

The correct answer is A: if the share of children is increasing. Zero actual growth means that the total population has not increased overall, but it does not mean that every age group has remained unchanged. Age composition may shift. For example, adults may move out while the number or share of children rises, leaving the total population nearly unchanged but increasing the need for classrooms, teachers, textbooks, nutrition services and transport. Good planning therefore examines both total population and age groups. B is wrong because no children would remove the need for ordinary school planning. C is wrong because education demand does not automatically end. D makes planning more difficult but is not the demographic condition described. Memory cue: same total does not mean same age structure.

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Zero Population GrowthAge CompositionSchool PlanningPopulation – DistributionDensityGrowth And CompositionPopulation Distribution Density Growth And CompositionGeographyClass 12 Mcq

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