The population of a city in a certain year was 2,50,000 and the number of deaths in that year was…
The crude death rate is \(\text{CDR} = \frac{3,000}{2,50,000} \times 1000 = 12\text{ per thousand}\). This equals \(1.2\%\), not \(12\%\), so none of the numerical values…
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The population of a city in a certain year was 2,50,000 and the number of deaths in that year was 3,000, then the crude death rate of the city will be :
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The crude death rate is . This equals , not , so none of the numerical values given is correct.
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