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If an area's growth rate is high but resource growth is slow, which planning conclusion is correct?

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Correct answer: Resource pressure may increase

The direct answer is A: pressure on resources may increase. If the number of people grows rapidly while food, water, housing, employment, energy or other resources grow slowly, demand can rise faster than available supply or productive capacity. This creates a planning challenge and may increase competition for resources. A is correct because it states a reasonable possible consequence without claiming that every resource will be exhausted. B is wrong because resources do not become infinite automatically when population grows. C is wrong because population size and resource demand are connected. D is wrong because a mismatch between population growth and resource growth makes planning more important, not unnecessary. The actual level of pressure depends on technology, distribution, consumption and resource management, but the general planning conclusion remains valid. Memory cue: fast population growth plus slow resource growth means greater pressure and greater need for planning.

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Resource PressureHigh Population GrowthPlanningResource CapacityPopulation GrowthPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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