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In which situation can the population distribution of a state change while the total national population does not change?

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Correct answer: When internal migration occurs

Direct answer: D, when internal migration occurs. Internal migration is movement from one place to another within the same country. For example, people may move from one state to another for work or education. The population of the state they leave may decrease, while the population of the destination state may increase. However, because the people remain within the country, the national total does not change merely because of this movement. A higher birth rate, B a lower death rate, and C lower infant mortality can increase the number of people in the country over time; they do not simply redistribute the existing population. The key distinction is between population distribution, which asks where people live, and total population, which counts people in the whole country. Memory cue: internal migration changes place, not national membership.

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Internal MigrationPopulation DistributionNational PopulationProcesses Of Population ChangePopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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