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Why is the study of population growth not complete with the total number alone?

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Correct answer: Because age structure, births, deaths and migration also explain growth

Answer: A is correct. The total population tells us how many people live in a place at a particular time, but it does not fully explain why that number changes. To understand growth, we also examine births, deaths and migration. Age structure is useful because a place with many young people may have more future births, while an ageing population may have fewer births. A is correct because it includes both the result—the total number—and important processes behind change. B is wrong because a total can be accurately measured even though it is incomplete by itself. C is wrong because population is a major geographical subject connected with place and space. D is wrong because population numbers can be shown in tables, maps and graphs. Memory cue: number is the result; processes explain the reason.

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Population-GrowthAge-StructureBirthsDeathsMigrationPopulation GrowthPopulationGeography

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