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If an area's previous population was thirty lakh and current population is thirty-nine lakh, what is the absolute growth?

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Correct answer: Nine lakh

Direct answer: A, nine lakh. Absolute growth means the actual numerical change in population, so subtract the earlier population from the current population. Here, current population = 39 lakh and previous population = 30 lakh. Calculation: 39 − 30 = 9 lakh. Thus, the population increased by nine lakh people. A is correct because it gives the difference between the two populations. B is only the previous population, not the increase. C is the current population, not the number added. D comes from adding 30 and 39, but absolute growth is found by subtraction, not addition. Always use the order current population minus previous population. Because the current value is larger, the result is a positive increase. Memory cue: absolute growth = present value − past value.

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Absolute GrowthCurrent PopulationPrevious PopulationCalculationPopulation GrowthPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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