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the magnitude of populationa growth refers to​

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The magnitude of population growth refers to. The total population of an area. The number of persons added each year. The rate at which the population increases. The number of females per thousand males.

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The magnitude of population growth refers to. The total population of an area. The number of persons added each year. The rate at which the population increases. The number of females per thousand males.

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