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If an area's previous population was sixty lakh and current population is sixty nine lakh, what is the absolute growth?
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Correct answer: Nine lakh
Absolute growth is obtained by subtracting previous population from current population. Exam tip: do subtraction carefully.
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Nine lakh
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Absolute growth is obtained by subtracting previous population from current population. Exam tip: do subtraction carefully.
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This is a Class 9 Geography question. Chapter: Population. Topic: Population Growth.
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