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If population is growing but resources and services are growing faster what can happen to pressure?

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Correct answer: Pressure may feel controlled or lower

Direct answer: A. Population growth increases demand, but pressure depends on demand compared with the available supply of resources and services. If water, housing, transport, schools, health care, and other facilities grow faster than the population, the amount available per person may improve or remain adequate. As a result, crowding and shortage pressure may be controlled or may feel lower, even though the population is still increasing. Option A is correct because it recognises this demand-supply relationship. Option B is wrong because pressure is not automatically infinite. Option C is opposite to the situation described; faster service growth does not mean services immediately end. Option D is wrong because lower pressure does not mean population growth becomes zero. Memory cue: pressure depends on the balance between population demand and service capacity.

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Population PressureResource CapacityService GrowthDemand SupplyPopulation GrowthPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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