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Why is London so successful?
great economy. democratic. low birth rate. majority of population at a working age.
What is immortality rate?
It is basically the birth rate so immortality rate=birth rate While mortality rate =Death rate (just think only mortals can die)
Where is the UK on the demographic transition model?
The UK is currently in Stage 5 of the demographic transition model. This stage is characterized by low birth rates, low death rates, and a declining population due to factors such as high levels of education, gender equality, urbanization, and access to family planning methods.
Why is China's birth rate so high?
because
Is it true that elephants never grow exponentially because their rate of reproduction is so slow?
Yes, that is correct. Elephants have a slow reproductive rate, with a long gestation period and low birth rate. This slow reproductive cycle prevents them from growing exponentially as a population.
China's birth rate?
well, its birth rate is so fast that if you were to have them line up to shake all their hands, the line would be never ending.
What cause low pulse rate?
if your relaxed or asleep you can have a low pulse rate or even in a deep sleep you can have a slow steady pulse rate so its ok
Why does the heart rate of an elephant is low than compared to that of the rat?
Well basicly because the elephant has no preditors so elephants are usually calm and so have a low heart rate,but a rat has to be fast and have faster reactions and so they have a faster heart rate.
Why is togos literacy rate so low?
Because "women"
What country that the birth rate and death rate stay stable?
all Indians are always so bloodies
Why are there so many people living in the world?
Because there is a higher birth rate than death rate.
Why is Indonesia so densely populated?
Because their birth rate is higher than their death rate, so for every death their are more births. Birth rate 17.76 births/1000 population, 6.28 deaths/1,000 population.
