______ percent of the total population of Pakistan is below the age of 30.
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- A. 61
- B. 64Election Officer Mcqs
- C. 63
- D. 62
Explanation
Approximately 64 percent of Pakistan’s population was below 30 years of age. This explains why Pakistan was described as having an exceptionally young population.
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