Look at the below figure and answer the questions that follow:1. What

1.	Look at the below figure and answer the questions that follow:1. What does the image show? 2. What happens to the population when the deaths are more than births? 3. What happens to the population when births are more than deaths?4. What happens when both are same? Is it possible?
Answer» 1. The image shows balance between birth rate and death rate. 2. Population growth may be less or in some countries there may be negative growth. 3. When births are more than deaths, then population growth is faster. 4. When both births and deaths are same, population will be stagnant. This is not possible for any country.

Look at the below figure and answer the questions that follow:1. What does the image show? 2. What happens to the population when the deaths are more than births? 3. What happens to the population when births are more than deaths?4. What happens when both are same? Is it possible?

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1. The image shows balance between birth rate and death rate.

2. Population growth may be less or in some countries there may be negative growth.

3. When births are more than deaths, then population growth is faster.

4. When both births and deaths are same, population will be stagnant. This is not possible for any country.

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