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If the population of a village changes from 1,000 to 1,100, what happened?

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Correct answer: The population increased

The direct answer is A: the population increased. Compare the earlier number with the later number. The village first had 1,000 people and later had 1,100 people. Because 1,100 is greater than 1,000, the change is positive. The amount of increase is 1,100 − 1,000 = 100 people. Option A is correct because it states the direction of change. Option B would be correct only if the later population were less than 1,000. Option C is clearly wrong because the later population is 1,100, not zero. Option D is unrelated: a change in the number of people does not mean that the physical area of the village has ended. The example demonstrates a basic rule of population growth: final population greater than initial population means increase; final population smaller than initial population means decrease; equal values mean no numerical change. Memory cue: compare final with initial, then subtract initial from final.

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Population IncreaseNumerical ComparisonAbsolute GrowthPopulation ChangePopulation GrowthPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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