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Question 5

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Figure 53-6 Figure 53-6   Refer to the accompanying figure. Assuming the pattern remains the same, what will the population experience in 50 years? A)  slow growth B)  rapid growth C)  steady state growth D)  negative growth E)  No prediction can be made using these data. Refer to the accompanying figure. Assuming the pattern remains the same, what will the population experience in 50 years?


A) slow growth
B) rapid growth
C) steady state growth
D) negative growth
E) No prediction can be made using these data.

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