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If natural increase is low but total growth is high, which conclusion is most suitable?

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Correct answer: In-migration is playing an important role

Direct answer: B is correct. Natural increase is the difference between births and deaths. Total population change also includes migration: total growth is influenced by natural increase plus net migration. Therefore, if natural increase is low but the total population is growing rapidly, a reasonable conclusion is that more people are entering than leaving, or that in-migration is making an important contribution. B is correct because it explains the gap between the two measures. A is not necessarily correct; a high death rate could lower natural increase but does not by itself explain high total growth. C is wrong because low natural increase does not prove that births are zero. D is wrong because the question states that total growth is high. Memory cue: when total change is greater than natural increase, investigate net migration.

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Natural IncreaseTotal GrowthIn-MigrationPopulation GrowthPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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