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In which condition will population change affect both the source and destination areas?

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Correct answer: When people move from one area to another because of migration

Direct answer: Option A. Migration connects two places: the source area is where people leave, and the destination area is where they arrive. Out-migration can reduce the source population, while in-migration adds people to the destination population. It may also change the age structure, workforce, household pattern and demand for services in both areas. Option A is correct because it describes movement between two areas and therefore explains a two-sided population effect. Option B is wrong because births increase the population of the area where they occur but do not directly transfer people to another area. Option C is wrong for the same reason: deaths reduce the population in the place where they occur but do not create a destination effect. Option D is impossible as a meaningful population-change situation because there are no people to move or be affected. Memory cue: migration has two sides—people leave a source and enter a destination.

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Source AreaDestination AreaMigration EffectsProcesses Of Population ChangePopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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