A population with a growth rate equal to zero is

A population with a growth rate equal to zero is unchanging (zero population growth)

Explanation:

Zero population growth can be described as a scenario in which the number of death rates in a country is equal to the birth rate of a country. As the population of countries is increasing enormously, many countries or sociologists consider zero population growth to be the social aim of society. This is because if the death rate and birth rate are not maintained, then this can lead to serious critical situations for a country.

I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is option A. This land is called a federal trust land. Land held in trust by the United States of America for an individual Indian refers to land accepted by the federal government to be protected and be under the jurisdiction of the United States of America for the benefit of an individual Indian.