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If population increases from 50 lakh to 55 lakh what is the absolute increase?

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Correct answer: 5 lakh

The correct answer is A: the absolute increase is 5 lakh. To find absolute increase, subtract the initial population from the final population. The calculation is 55 lakh − 50 lakh = 5 lakh. This answer tells us the actual number of people added, not a percentage or rate. Option A is correct because it gives this difference. Option B, 10 lakh, is not the difference between the two populations. Option C, 50 lakh, is only the initial population, so it does not show how much the population changed. Option D, 55 lakh, is the final population, not the increase. A useful method is to identify the starting number, identify the ending number, and then calculate ending number minus starting number. Memory cue: absolute increase means “how many more,” so subtract before from after.

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Absolute IncreaseSubtractionPopulation ChangePopulation GrowthPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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