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If deaths are more than births, what can happen to population?

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Correct answer: Population may decline

Direct answer: A, the population may decline. Natural growth depends on the balance between births and deaths. When deaths are greater than births, the natural change is negative, so the population can decrease if migration does not compensate for the difference. Option A is correct because it uses “may,” recognizing that inward migration could affect the final population total. Option B is wrong because deaths exceeding births do not guarantee population increase; they point toward a natural decrease. Option C is wrong because population density is the number of people per unit area and does not automatically become infinite. Option D is wrong because a change in population does not double the physical area of the region. Memory cue: more deaths than births means a negative natural balance; then check migration for the total change.

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Natural DeclineDeathsBirthsPopulation GrowthPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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