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If the population of an area increases between two censuses, how will it be understood?

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Correct answer: Population growth

The correct answer is A: the increase is population growth. Population growth means a change in the number of people over a period, and a rise between two censuses is direct evidence of such an increase. A census provides population information at a particular time, so comparing two census counts shows how the population has changed. B is wrong because density means population per unit of area and requires an area comparison. C is wrong because distribution describes how people are spread across places, not simply whether the total number rose. D is wrong because sex ratio compares the numbers of males and females. Memory cue: change across time is growth; people per area is density; spread across space is distribution.

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Population GrowthCensusPopulation ChangePopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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