Question

the human population (shown in graph) best represents which type of growth pattern? stable regular cyclical exponential or j - curve

Explanation:

The human population growth, as depicted (even with the partial graph), typically follows an exponential (J - curve) pattern. In exponential growth, the population size increases rapidly over time, especially as resources are relatively abundant (historically, for human population, advancements in technology, medicine, etc. supported this rapid growth). Stable growth would mean little change in population size over time, regular is not a standard population growth term, and cyclical growth involves periodic fluctuations (like some animal populations with boom - bust cycles), which does not fit human population growth trends. So the human population growth pattern here is best represented as exponential or J - curve.

Answer:

D. exponential or J - curve