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In which condition can demand for schools rise even when growth rate is falling?

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Correct answer: When the total number of children is still increasing

Correct answer: A, when the total number of children is still increasing. A growth rate tells us how quickly a number is changing; it does not always tell us whether the number itself is rising or falling. If the child population is still growing, even at a slower rate, more classrooms, teachers and school facilities may be needed. For example, a number rising from 100 to 105 is still increasing, although the increase may be smaller than before. B, C and D remove the very population or need that creates demand for schools, so they cannot explain a rise in demand. The key distinction is between rate and absolute number. Memory cue: a falling rate is not the same as a falling number.

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School DemandGrowth RateAbsolute PopulationEducation PlanningPopulation GrowthPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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