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If a state has high absolute growth but low growth rate what can be the most appropriate reason?

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Correct answer: प्रारंभिक जनसंख्या बहुत बड़ी थी

The direct answer is A. Absolute growth is the actual number of people added, while growth rate expresses that increase as a percentage of the starting population. A very large state may add many people even when the increase is a small percentage of its large base. For example, an increase of 1 million people is 10% of a base of 10 million but only 1% of a base of 100 million. Thus, a large initial population can produce high absolute growth and low growth rate at the same time. B is wrong because a small base can make a given increase look large in percentage terms, not usually low in rate. C is wrong because a zero population cannot produce the stated comparison. D is wrong because the starting population is the denominator in the growth-rate calculation. Memory cue: absolute growth counts added people; growth rate compares them with the starting base.

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Absolute GrowthGrowth RateBase PopulationPopulation GrowthPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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