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If births are more than deaths in an area and migration is negligible what will happen to population?

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Correct answer: Population will increase

Correct answer: C. Population change can be understood through births, deaths, and net migration. Here, births are greater than deaths, so the natural increase is positive. Migration is negligible, meaning it has little or no effect on the result. Therefore, more people are being added through births than are being lost through deaths, and the population will increase. A is wrong because decline would occur when deaths exceed births, assuming migration is insignificant. B is wrong because a positive natural increase cannot make the entire population zero. D is wrong because population is a number of people, whereas area is a measure of space; one does not turn into the other. Remember: births − deaths > 0 means natural increase.

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Natural IncreaseBirthsDeathsPopulation ChangePopulation Size And DistributionPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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