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In which situation will studying population change only at national level be incomplete?

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Correct answer: When states have different birth, death and migration patterns

Answer: A. A national average combines the experience of many regions into one figure. If states differ in birth rates, death rates and migration, that single figure may hide important local patterns. One state may have rapid growth while another has slow growth or decline; their needs for schools, hospitals, jobs and housing will therefore differ. Studying only the national level would not show these contrasts clearly. Option A identifies exactly this problem. Option B would make a national summary more representative because the rates are the same. Option C does not by itself make national study incomplete; regional differences could still exist in births and deaths. Option D describes stability rather than a reason for regional analysis. Memory cue: an average can hide differences—always compare national and regional data.

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Regional VariationNational AveragePopulation ProcessesSpatial AnalysisProcesses Of Population ChangePopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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