1. Fill in the blanks. I. CBR is 17 per 1000, Births are 470,900. Find the mid-year population. II. ASDR is 15 per 1000, the midyear population is 5,000,000, the number of deaths would be? III. Lo= 99646, l= 90,000 , then do would be IV. NRR= 3.3, S.R=103, find TFR V. If young dependency ratio is 39.5 and old year dependency ratio is 9.7 then total dependency ratio would be VI. The neonatal mortality rate is 3.5 and post neonatal is 2.0 per 1000, then the IMR would be? VII. Dependency Ratio for Italy is 51.8%, the population under 15 is 8,405,501 and above 65 is 12,016,006. The independent population (P15-65) would be VIII. Female life expectancy is generally male life expectancy

1. Fill in the blanks. I. CBR is 17 per 1000, Births are 470,900. Find the mid-year population. II. ASDR is 15 per 1000, the midyear population is 5,000,000, the number of deaths would be? III. Lo= 99646, l= 90,000 , then do would be IV. NRR= 3.3, S.R=103, find TFR V. If young dependency ratio is 39.5 and old year dependency ratio is 9.7 then total dependency ratio would be VI. The neonatal mortality rate is 3.5 and post neonatal is 2.0 per 1000, then the IMR would be? VII. Dependency Ratio for Italy is 51.8%, the population under 15 is 8,405,501 and above 65 is 12,016,006. The independent population (P15-65) would be VIII. Female life expectancy is generally male life expectancy

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