If a country had 4 million people in 2000 and 3.5 million people in 2010, which

of the following factors must have contributed to the population change?

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A. A decrease in the crude death rate

B. An increase in the crude birthrate

O

C. An increase in the average lifespan

D. An increase in the infant mortality rate

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Bridger Baxter

8 June, 00:02

If a country had 4 million people in 2000 and 3.5 million people in 2010, which

of the following factors must have contributed to the population change?

O

A. A decrease in the crude death rate

B. An increase in the crude birthrate

O

C. An increase in the average lifespan

D. An increase in the infant mortality rate

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Walter Bray · Answer 1

Option C, An increase in average lifespan

Explanation:

The decrease in the population of humans is attributed to events like long-term population trends such as reproduction under replacement, urban decay, crime, disease or other disasters in a population of humans.

A decrease is caused by migration in human populations.

The average lifespan in the USA has dropped for the second time in 3 years, as shown by three recent CDC studies. drug overdose deaths and self killing caused much of the downturn, with even more than 70,000 reported deaths in 2017.

Logan Brennan · Answer 2

Answer: The correct answer is D. An increase in the infant mortality rate

Explanation:

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