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Geography

Population Growth

जनसंख्या वृद्धि

In Class 9 Geography, within the chapter Population, students study population growth as the change in the number of people over time. The topic explains how birth rates, death rates, and migration influence population size, and helps learners understand why growth patterns vary across places and periods.

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Expert · Level 77 · population growth,housing capacity,housing shortage,urbanisation,settlement geography
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  1. If population grows faster than housing supply, the housing shortage may worsen.
  2. When population increases, existing housing capacity also increases at the same rate.
  3. Population growth does not change the demand for housing.
  4. A fall in population necessarily increases the housing shortage.
Expert · Level 77 · water management,rapid growth,limited water
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  1. Rapid growth and limited water sources make water supply planning more necessary
  2. Rapid growth makes water demand zero
  3. Water management has no relation with population
  4. Population growth makes water sources unlimited
Expert · Level 77 · rural decline,youth migration,natural increase
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  1. When youth out migration exceeds natural increase
  2. When in migration is very high
  3. When out migration is zero
  4. When both births and deaths are zero
Expert · Level 77 · regional inequality,growth rate,service demand
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  1. Fast growth in some areas and slow growth in others can create regional differences in service demand
  2. Service demand always remains same in all areas
  3. Growth always removes regional differences
  4. Regional inequality has no relation with population
Expert · Level 77 · economic opportunities,migration,labour market
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  1. Economic opportunities attract people and growing population can also expand labour market
  2. Economic opportunities are unrelated to population
  3. Growing population always ends employment
  4. Migration means only death rate
Expert · Level 77 · administrative planning,age structure,migration
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  1. Planning by studying base population rate age structure migration and service capacity together
  2. Memorising only total births
  3. Always leaving migration
  4. Ignoring local differences
Expert · Level 77 · population decline,percentage decrease,60 lakh
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  1. Decrease of 6 lakh and 10 percent decline
  2. Increase of 6 lakh and 10 percent growth
  3. Increase of 54 lakh
  4. Increase of 60 lakh
Expert · Level 77 · population density,population growth,same area
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  1. If area remains same growth can increase density
  2. Growth always decreases density
  3. Density and growth are the same measure
  4. Density is only migration
Expert · Level 77 · stable population,age structure,demographic change
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  1. Births deaths migration balance but age group shares change
  2. Everything is zero and no change occurs
  3. Only area changes
  4. River direction changes
Expert · Level 77 · health transition,death rate,population growth
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  1. Better health can reduce death rate which may speed growth for some time
  2. Better health always makes births zero
  3. Health has no relation with death rate
  4. Health improvement immediately reduces population
Expert · Level 77 · education planning,child population,high growth
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  1. When child population is rising fast due to many births
  2. When there are no children
  3. When elderly people are the whole population
  4. When school need is zero
Expert · Level 77 · data set,population growth,time period
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  1. Initial population final population births deaths migration and time period
  2. Only river length and mountain height
  3. Only soil colour and crop name
  4. Only festivals and language list
Expert · Level 79 · natural increase,out migration,actual growth
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  1. In migration is greater than natural increase
  2. Out migration is greater than natural increase
  3. Birth rate is always zero
  4. Death rate has no effect
Expert · Level 79 · growth rate,total population,positive growth
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  1. Growth rate may still be positive
  2. Population is certainly declining
  3. Migration is completely stopped
  4. Births and deaths have no relation
Expert · Level 79 · population momentum,young population,birth rate
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  1. Because young population affects future number of births
  2. Because low birth rate always makes population zero
  3. Because age structure is irrelevant
  4. Because death rate will always rise
Expert · Level 79 · birth rate,out migration,actual growth
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  1. Rapid growth should be assumed only from birth rate
  2. Total effect should be seen after subtracting out migration
  3. Migration should always be treated as zero
  4. Death rate should be treated as area
Expert · Level 79 · base population,growth rate,absolute growth
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  1. Because the same percentage can add different actual numbers
  2. Because percentage has no relation with population
  3. Because base population is always zero
  4. Because growth rate is only area
Expert · Level 79 · growth rate,percentage,comparison
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  1. First area's
  2. Second area's
  3. Equal for both
  4. Negative in both
Expert · Level 79 · absolute growth,numerical change,population
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  1. In the first area
  2. In the second area
  3. Equal in both
  4. No growth in either
Expert · Level 79 · actual growth,in migration,net migration
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  1. When in migration is zero and out migration is high
  2. When in migration is more than out migration
  3. When deaths exceed births and there is no migration
  4. When births and deaths are both zero