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In which situation will natural increase be considered rapid?

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Correct answer: Births are much greater than deaths

Direct answer: Option C is correct. Natural increase is based on the difference between births and deaths. When births are much greater than deaths, many more people are added through natural change than are removed, so the natural increase is large and can be described as rapid. Option A gives no natural increase because both values are zero. Option B produces a negative natural increase because deaths exceed births, so it indicates decline rather than rapid growth. Option D produces zero natural increase because the two numbers balance each other. This idea concerns natural change only; migration can separately raise or lower the total population. Also, “rapid” refers to a relatively large increase in relation to the population and time period, not merely to a large number of births considered alone. Memory cue: a wide positive gap between births and deaths means rapid natural increase.

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Rapid Natural IncreaseBirthsDeathsPopulation GrowthPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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