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In which situation will absolute population growth be considered higher?

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Correct answer: When the difference in total people between two censuses is large

Correct answer: A. Absolute population growth is the simple numerical difference between the population at the end and the population at the beginning of a period. In census-based comparison, it can be written as: later population minus earlier population. A large positive difference means higher absolute growth, regardless of the percentage rate. For example, an increase from 1,000,000 to 1,200,000 is an absolute increase of 200,000 people. A is correct because it directly describes a large difference in total population. B may change density but does not by itself show population growth. C changes a cultural characteristic, not the number of people. D changes how a map is displayed, not the population. Memory cue: absolute growth counts the actual additional people; percentage growth expresses change relative to the earlier population.

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Absolute GrowthCensusPopulation MeasurementPopulation GrowthPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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