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If current population of an area is fifty six lakh and previous population is forty five lakh, what is the absolute growth?

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Correct answer: Eleven lakh

The direct answer is A: eleven lakh. Absolute growth is the actual increase in population, so subtract the previous population from the current population. Current population = 56 lakh and previous population = 45 lakh. Therefore, absolute growth = 56 − 45 = 11 lakh. Option B repeats the previous population rather than finding the increase. Option C repeats the current population, which is the final total, not the amount added. Option D incorrectly adds the two populations: 56 + 45 = 101 lakh, but growth is found by subtraction, not addition. This answer is an absolute number, not a percentage. Memory cue: absolute growth = new population − old population; percentage growth additionally divides by the old population and multiplies by 100.

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Absolute GrowthSubtractionCurrent PopulationPopulation GrowthPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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