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If both birth rate and death rate are low in an area, how can population growth be?

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Correct answer: Slow or stable

Direct answer: A, population growth can be slow or relatively stable when both birth and death rates are low. The key is not just the individual rates but the difference between them. If births and deaths are both low and fairly close, natural increase is small, so the population changes slowly. Option A is correct because it allows for a gradual or nearly stable pattern. Option B is wrong because low birth rates do not normally produce definite rapid growth. Option C is wrong because no real population rate becomes infinite in this situation. Option D is wrong because low death rates do not automatically make growth negative; growth may be positive, zero, or negative depending on the exact relationship between births, deaths, and migration. Migration can also influence the total population. Memory cue: low birth plus low death often means slow change, but always compare the two rates rather than assuming the result.

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Birth RateDeath RateStable PopulationPopulation GrowthPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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