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If natural increase is zero but emigration is high in an area, what will happen to total population?

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Correct answer: It may decline

Direct answer: D, the total population may decline. Natural increase is births minus deaths. If it is zero, births and deaths balance each other, so they produce no net addition. Emigration means people leave the area. If many people leave and there is no sufficiently large immigration to replace them, the number living in the area falls. A is wrong because neither zero natural increase nor high emigration supports rapid growth. B is wrong because emigration changes the total even when births and deaths balance. C is not logically necessary; high emigration does not force immigration to rise. D is carefully worded as “may decline” because the final result depends on whether any immigration occurs. Memory cue: zero natural increase is neutral, but negative net migration pulls population downward.

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Natural IncreaseEmigrationNet MigrationPopulation DeclineProcesses Of Population ChangePopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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