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If the previous population was eighty lakh and the current population is ninety-eight lakh, what is the absolute growth?

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Correct answer: Eighteen lakh

The correct answer is A: eighteen lakh. Absolute growth means the actual increase in population, so subtract the previous population from the current population. Both figures are already expressed in lakh, which makes the calculation simple: 98 lakh − 80 lakh = 18 lakh. Option A is correct because it represents the amount added to the population. Option B is only the previous population, not the increase. Option C is the current population, not the change between the two populations. Option D adds the two populations, but population growth is not found by addition. Remember: absolute growth = current population − previous population. Do not confuse the final population with the amount by which it increased.

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Absolute GrowthCurrent PopulationPrevious PopulationPopulation GrowthPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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