Ignoring migration, the age structure of a human population likely to increase in size will have what shape?

A) Inverted pyramid

B) Both a pyramid and a rectangle tapering toward the top result in a population that increases in size.

B) pyramid a rectangle tapering toward the top

C) Both an inverted pyramid and a rectangle tapering toward the top result in a population that increases in size.

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Genesis Faulkner

Social Studies

12 August, 23:08

Ignoring migration, the age structure of a human population likely to increase in size will have what shape?

A) Inverted pyramid

B) Both a pyramid and a rectangle tapering toward the top result in a population that increases in size.

B) pyramid a rectangle tapering toward the top

C) Both an inverted pyramid and a rectangle tapering toward the top result in a population that increases in size.

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Baylee Austin · Answer 1

The correct answer is B.

Explanation: In that way the answer is pyramid, this means that most individuals are in the reproductive years. And population will increase.

The populations possess a tendency for growth. But they have some limitations for that. Such as organisms, diseases and so on.

Even if the population is big, there is a limit to growth.