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In which situation can the population remain almost stable?

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Correct answer: Births and deaths are almost equal

The direct answer is A: the population can remain almost stable when births and deaths are nearly equal. Natural change is found by comparing births with deaths. If about 100 people are born and about 100 people die during a period, the natural increase is close to zero, so the total population changes very little, assuming migration is also small. Option A is correct because gains from births nearly balance losses from deaths. Option B would usually cause rapid growth because many births are added while few people are lost. Option C would increase the population if people enter and do not leave in equal numbers; it is not a stable condition. Option D would cause a sharp decline because deaths exceed births. Remember: stable population means balance, not that no one is born or dies.

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Stable PopulationBirths And DeathsNatural IncreasePopulation GrowthPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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