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In which situation does high birth rate not correctly show total growth?

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Correct answer: When death rate and out-migration are both high

Direct answer: B is correct. A high birth rate is only one part of population change. Total growth also depends on deaths and migration. If the death rate is high, many people are removed through natural decrease relative to births. If out-migration is also high, additional people leave the region. These two forces can greatly reduce or even cancel the increase suggested by a high birth rate. Option A would add more people through in-migration, so it would generally strengthen total growth rather than hide it. Option C may reduce deaths and support population growth, although its exact effect depends on other factors. Option D can reduce deaths among infants and may also support growth; it does not explain why high births fail to show total growth. Memory cue: birth rate is one indicator, not the whole population balance.

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High Birth RateDeath RateOut-MigrationTotal GrowthProcesses Of Population ChangePopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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