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In which situation can school planning be large despite low growth rate?

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Correct answer: When base population is large and child population is high

The correct answer is A. A growth rate is a percentage, so a low rate does not always mean a small number of people. If the base population is very large, even a small percentage can represent many children. School planning also depends on age composition: a region with a large child population needs classrooms, teachers, buildings, transport, and learning materials, even if its overall population growth rate is low. B is wrong because no children would mean little or no demand for schools. C is wrong because a zero population creates no school population. D is wrong because an entirely elderly population would generally have little school demand, and the statement itself says school need is absent. Therefore, planners must examine both growth rate and age structure. Memory cue: rate tells the proportion; base size and age composition tell the actual number of pupils.

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