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If both deaths and out-migration increase, what can happen?

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Correct answer: Population may decrease

Direct answer: A, the population may decrease. A death removes a person from the population of the area. Out-migration also reduces the population because residents leave for another place. Since both named processes subtract people, an increase in both tends to lower the population total. The word “may” allows for other events: if births and in-migration were exceptionally large, they could offset the reductions. B is wrong because deaths and departures do not double a population. C is wrong because neither process automatically increases the birth rate; birth rate is a separate measure. D is wrong because out-migration does not guarantee that in-migration will be higher. The correct approach is to identify whether each process adds or removes residents. Memory cue: death removes a resident, and “out” means leaving.

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