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22 March, 19:32

Which best describes the age structure of a population with zero population growth?

Question 5 options:

The majority of people are of prereproductive ages in a broad-base pyramid age structure diagram.

The age-structure diagram would be narrow at the bottom and top with a broader middle.

The age structure would be broad at the top in postreproductive ages and narrow downward in an inverted pyramid.

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