Statement I: Migration is another way by which population size changesStatement II: Emigrants are those who arrive in a country.A Statement I is true and II is False B Statement I is False and II is True C Both are true D Both are False
Question
Statement I: Migration is another way by which population size changesStatement II: Emigrants are those who arrive in a country.A Statement I is true and II is False B Statement I is False and II is True C Both are true D Both are False
Solution
To answer the question, we need to evaluate the truth of each statement.
Statement I: Migration is another way by which population size changes. This statement is true. Migration refers to the movement of individuals from one place to another, which can result in changes in the population size of both the place of origin and the destination.
Statement II: Emigrants are those who arrive in a country. This statement is false. Emigrants are individuals who leave their country of origin to settle in another country. The correct term for individuals who arrive in a country is immigrants.
Based on the evaluation of each statement, the correct answer is: A) Statement I is true and II is False.
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