If an area's population increases from 40 lakh to 48 lakh what is the absolute increase?
Subtracting 40 lakh from 48 lakh gives 8 lakh increase. Exam tip: subtract initial population from final population.
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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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Subtracting 40 lakh from 48 lakh gives 8 lakh increase. Exam tip: subtract initial population from final population.
View question detailsIncrease is 5 lakh and ( \frac{5}{25}\times100=20 ) percent. Exam tip: divide increase by base population.
View question detailsNatural increase is found from the difference between births and deaths. Exam tip: keep natural increase separate from migration.
View question detailsNatural increase is calculated by subtracting total deaths from total births: \(900-500=400\). Therefore, the correct answer is 400. The value 500 is only the number of deaths, not the natural increase. Exam tip: Natural increase = births − deaths; migration is not included in it.
View question detailsDeaths are 250 more than births so natural change will be negative. Exam tip: connect higher deaths with decline.
View question detailsIn positive net migration more people enter than leave. Exam tip: connect in migration with population increase.
View question detailsSubtracting leavers from entrants gives (300-500=-200). Exam tip: write the sign of net migration carefully.
View question detailsTotal growth includes births deaths and net migration. Exam tip: check all components together.
View question details(1500-1000+300=800) so total growth will be 800. Exam tip: add net migration after natural increase.
View question detailsLow deaths and in migration can bring total growth despite lower birth rate. Exam tip: read all components together.
View question detailsA positive rate increases population even if speed slows. Exam tip: separate direction and speed of growth.
View question detailsGrowth is linked with time while density is linked with area. Exam tip: keep both terms separate.
View question detailsAbsolute increase tells number and growth rate gives percentage comparison. Exam tip: do not mix the two.
View question detailsThe same percentage gives greater actual increase on a larger base population. Exam tip: check base number with rate.
View question detailsA high percentage on a small base can add fewer people. Exam tip: check both percentage and base number.
View question detailsWith more population demand for jobs may increase. Exam tip: include employment under economic effects.
View question detailsJobs and services can attract people to cities. Exam tip: remember urban pull factors.
View question detailsOut migration of youth can reduce local growth. Exam tip: connect rural out migration with growth.
View question detailsIf population grows faster than housing supply housing crisis may rise. Exam tip: compare demand and capacity.
View question detailsRapid growth can increase number of job seekers. Exam tip: check employment capacity with population growth.
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