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In a population, when the birthrate becomes higher than the death rate, the population’s growth rate

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In a population, when the birthrate becomes higher than the death rate, the population’s growth rate is increase.


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A population is a group of individuals of the same species that live in a particular area or number of people living in the same area, for example, a city population means the number of people living in that city.


Population growth is the change in a population over time. It can be increasing or decreasing, depend on some factors. Four factors that affected the population:

  1. Birth rate: The number of a baby being born in the population
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  2. Death rate: The number of death happening in the population
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  3. Immigration: The number of people entering the population
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  4. Emigration: The number of people leaving the population
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The population's growth rate increase when the birth rate is higher than the death rate, or the emigration is lower than the immigration. When the death rate is higher than the birth rate or the emigration rate higher than immigration rate the population's growth is decreased. The population growth is a result of a combination of natural increase and migration flows.


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