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In which situation can a region's population look stable while internal processes remain active?

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Correct answer: When births and in-migration equal deaths and out-migration

Correct answer: A. Population size changes through natural processes—births and deaths—and through migration—people entering or leaving. If the number added by births and in-migration is equal to the number removed by deaths and out-migration, the total population can remain nearly unchanged. This is a balance of flows, not proof that nothing is happening. A is correct because it describes active processes whose net effect is zero. B is wrong because it describes an absence of two processes, and it says nothing about migration. C is wrong because people may move even when the total population is stable. D is conceptually incorrect: area and population are different measurements. Memory cue: a stable total can hide movement; always ask what is happening behind the final number.

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Stable PopulationBirths And DeathsMigrationBalanceProcesses Of Population ChangePopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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