Question

7/10 what does carrying capacity indicate about a population? the population will decline the population will double immigration exceeds emigration births equal deaths

Explanation:

Carrying capacity is the maximum population size an environment can sustain. At carrying capacity, population growth stabilizes, meaning the number of births equals the number of deaths (and other factors like immigration/emigration also balance out). The first option is incorrect as population doesn't necessarily decline at carrying capacity. The second is wrong as carrying capacity isn't about doubling. The third is about migration, not related to carrying capacity's core (birth - death balance at sustainable limit). So the correct option is the one about births equaling deaths.

Answer:

D. Births equal deaths