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The following graphs represent age pyramids of a population.
The following graphs represent age pyramids of a population.
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Look solely at the bottom block (children) versus the middle block (parents).
Bottom = Middle $\rightarrow$ Stable.
Bottom < Middle $\rightarrow$ Declining.
Bottom > Middle $\rightarrow$ Expanding.
Bottom = Middle $\rightarrow$ Stable.
Bottom < Middle $\rightarrow$ Declining.
Bottom > Middle $\rightarrow$ Expanding.
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- A - stable, B - expanding, C - declining
- A - expanding, B - stable, C - declining
- A - stable, B - declining, C - expanding
- A - declining, B - stable, C - expanding
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The Correct Option is C
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