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In which situation can the growth rate be high but service pressure still be low for now?

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Correct answer: When the base population is very small and service capacity is sufficient

Correct answer: A. A growth rate is a percentage calculated from a base population. A high percentage applied to a very small base may add only a modest number of people. If water, housing, health and other services already have enough capacity, immediate pressure can remain low. Option B is wrong because a large base means that even a rate may represent many additional people, and weak services would increase pressure. Option C is wrong because closed services create serious pressure rather than low pressure. Option D is wrong because zero water and housing represent severe shortage. The situation may change later if growth continues. Memory cue: always consider rate, base size and service capacity together.

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Growth RateBase PopulationService PressurePopulation GrowthPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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