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In which situation can natural increase be near zero?

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Correct answer: The number of births and deaths is almost equal

The direct answer is A: natural increase is near zero when the number of births is almost equal to the number of deaths. Natural increase measures the change produced by births and deaths only; it does not include migration. In a simple form, natural increase = births − deaths. If births and deaths are nearly equal, the difference is close to zero. B would usually produce a positive natural increase because births exceed deaths. C describes out-migration, which affects total population but not natural increase. D is incomplete and concerns migration rather than the birth–death balance. Memory cue: natural means births minus deaths; migration is separate.

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Natural IncreaseBirthsDeathsMigrationProcesses Of Population ChangePopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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