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A state's average growth is low but border districts are growing fast. What analysis is necessary?

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Correct answer: Examining local and district-level population growth patterns

Direct answer: B is correct. A state average is a summary value, so it can hide major differences between districts. If border districts are growing rapidly while the state average is low, planners must examine the pattern at a smaller geographic scale. They should study district and local data and consider possible factors such as migration, cross-border movement, employment, urbanisation, birth and death rates, and changes in settlement. Option B reveals where growth is concentrated and helps match services and infrastructure to local needs. A is wrong because the average conceals variation. C is wrong because census data are useful evidence, even though they must be interpreted carefully. D is wrong because population growth should not automatically be treated as seasonal. Memory cue: an average can hide local extremes; always check the map or district-level pattern.

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Population GrowthRegional VariationDistrict AnalysisBorder DistrictsPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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