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In which situation does natural population growth occur?

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Correct answer: When births are more than deaths

Correct answer: B, when births are more than deaths. Natural population growth, or natural increase, is found by comparing births and deaths and does not include migration. The simple relationship is: natural increase = number of births − number of deaths. If births exceed deaths, the result is positive and the population increases naturally. Option A is wrong because more deaths than births produce a negative natural increase. Option B is correct because the difference is positive. Option C is wrong because immigration is a migration factor; its being zero does not tell us whether births exceed deaths. Option D is wrong because an increase in area may change population density, but it does not itself create natural population growth. Remember that total population change may also include immigration and emigration, but the word “natural” points specifically to births and deaths. Memory cue: natural increase is positive when births are greater than deaths.

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Natural IncreaseBirthsDeathsPopulation GrowthProcesses Of Population ChangePopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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