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If natural increase is positive but net migration is negative, how will total population change be decided?

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Correct answer: By the combined effect of both

Correct answer: A, by the combined effect of both. Natural increase is the difference between births and deaths. It is positive when births exceed deaths. Net migration is the difference between people entering and leaving. It is negative when more people leave than enter. Total population change depends on both processes: natural increase plus net migration. For example, a region may gain 1,000 people through births exceeding deaths but lose 700 through migration; the total increase would then be 300. If migration losses are larger than the natural increase, the population could even decline. B is incomplete because births alone do not show natural increase or migration. C is irrelevant: area helps calculate density, not total change by itself. D is also incomplete because deaths are only one part of natural change. The key idea is to combine the two effects, including their signs.

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Natural IncreaseNet MigrationTotal Population ChangeProcesses Of Population ChangePopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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