Question

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Answer 1

The rate of natural increase is determined by

Answer 2

HELLLO

Answer 3

What do you think?

Answer 4

Question 4 (5 points)
(02.03 LC)

The rate of natural increase is determined by

a
averaging the fertility rate for the past 100 years

b
multiplying the crude birth rate by 10

c
subtracting the crude death rate from the crude birth rate

d
dividing the crude birth rate by the sex ratio

e
adding the death rate to the fertility rate and dividing by two

Answer 5

helpp

Answer 6

What do you think the answer is

Answer 7

Bro -_-

Answer 8

i thinks its C @riah1

Answer 9

I agree, pretty sure it's c

Answer 10

@riah1

Answer 11

@l2doll I agree with c

Answer 12

Why thoe

Answer 13

This is an exam

Answer 14

It's the difference between the crude death rate and crude birth rate. The formula is (BirthRate/1,000) – (DeathRate/1000) = (BR-DR)/1000 = RNI %

Answer 15

Hmm ok thank you guys

Answer 16

Ok thank youuuuu

Answer 17

No problem :)

Answer 18

ok this one

Answer 19

What has been the MOST significant cause of the decline in death rate in less developed countries?
a
The discovery and dissemination of the smallpox vaccine

b
The beginning of scientific medicine and formal medical colleges

c
The transfer of disease prevention methods to less developed countries

d
The development of methods of containing disease-carrying bacteria

e
The beginning of the single-payer health care system in Western Europe

Answer 20

i think its C

Answer 21

actually A

Answer 22

@riah1

Answer 23

I'm not really sure about this one, possibly in your text book lol. Sorry I'm not more help!

Answer 24

I would say that it's for sure a or c.
but c might decline it more, since the people in the less advance countries don't know about it, causing people to die, and when they finally found out about it less people died. but idk. sorry

Answer 25

Exactly thats what i was thinking imma go with A

Answer 26

yea, that might be the best choice sorry again

Answer 27

its fine