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If both births and in-migration are high in an area, what effect can occur on the total population?

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Correct answer: Population may increase

Direct answer: A, because births and in-migration are both processes that add people to an area. Births increase the number of residents through natural change, while in-migration brings people from other areas. If deaths and out-migration do not outweigh these additions, the total population may increase. The word “may” is important because the final result also depends on deaths and out-migration. Option B is wrong because the two processes named are additions, not automatic causes of decline. Option C is wrong because population processes do not make the physical area become zero. Option D is wrong because high births and in-migration do not by themselves mean that only the death rate will increase. A simple way to reason is to count additions first and then compare them with losses. Memory cue: birth plus arrival usually means more residents.

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BirthsIn-MigrationPopulation IncreaseDemographyProcesses Of Population ChangePopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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