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15. What would be the shape of a population pyramid with a very young population? Explain...

15. What would be the shape of a population pyramid with a very young population? Explain and draw it

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It will be like a normal pyramid. The pyramid will be conical in shape.

This is because: A population pyramid has higher ages at top, lower ages ( younger people) at the bottom.

So, a young population will have higher numbers at the bottom , and lower numbers as you go up the pyramid.

For example, it will be just like this ( drawing of it): X-axis has relative frequency, Y axis has age - groups.

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