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If there are 700 births and 700 deaths what will natural increase be?

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Correct answer: Zero

Direct answer: C, zero. Use the basic formula: natural increase = births − deaths. Here the calculation is 700 − 700 = 0. Births and deaths are equal, so births do not exceed deaths and deaths do not exceed births. The population therefore has no natural increase or natural decrease from these figures. Option A is wrong because rapid growth requires births to be clearly greater than deaths. Option B is wrong because a negative result would occur only when deaths were greater than births. Option C is correct because equal quantities have a difference of zero. Option D is wrong because there is no positive balance. This calculation does not include migration; migration could still change the total population, but it does not change the natural increase calculated here. Memory cue: equal births and deaths balance at zero.

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Zero Natural IncreaseBirthsDeathsProcesses Of Population ChangePopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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