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In which situation will natural increase be called negative?

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Correct answer: Deaths are more than births

Answer: B. Natural increase is calculated as births minus deaths. If deaths are greater than births, the subtraction gives a negative value, so natural increase is negative. B is correct. A would produce a positive natural increase because more people are born than die. C would produce zero natural increase because births and deaths balance each other. D concerns migration, which is not included in natural increase; high in-migration may raise total population but does not change the natural-increase calculation. Memory cue: births − deaths; if the second number is larger, the result is negative. Keep natural change separate from migration.

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Negative Natural IncreaseBirthsDeathsProcesses Of Population ChangePopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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