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In which condition can assessment of population growth be wrong?

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Correct answer: When time period and territorial boundary are not clear

Answer: A. Population growth is meaningful only when both the place and the time of comparison are clearly defined. To find absolute growth, we compare the population of the same territory at two specified times. If the boundary changes, the difference may reflect an administrative change rather than real population change. If the time period is unclear, we cannot know whether the increase occurred over five years, ten years, or another duration. B is not wrong when the same area is compared in two census years. C improves analysis because rate and absolute increase show different aspects. D is not wrong because migration is one component of population change and should be included when relevant. Memory cue: a valid comparison needs the same place and a known time interval.

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Growth AssessmentTime PeriodTerritorial BoundaryCensus ComparisonPopulation GrowthPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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