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In which condition will natural change be low but actual change be high?

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Correct answer: The difference between births and deaths is low, but in-migration is very high

The direct answer is A. Natural change is calculated from births minus deaths. Actual or total population change also includes migration, which means in-migration minus out-migration. If births and deaths are nearly equal, natural change is small. However, if many people enter the area, the total population can still rise greatly. For example, a natural change of only 100 people plus net in-migration of 2,000 people produces a large actual increase. A is correct because it combines a small birth-death difference with a large positive migration balance. B is wrong because all components are zero, so actual change is also zero. C is wrong because deaths exceeding births and large out-migration would generally reduce the population. D is wrong because equal in-migration and out-migration give zero net migration; by itself this cannot make actual change high. Memory cue: natural change comes from births and deaths; actual change adds migration.

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Natural ChangeIn-MigrationTotal ChangeProcesses Of Population ChangePopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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