Final answer:
The contribution of age class x to the overall population growth rate can be calculated by multiplying the age-specific fertility rate by the proportion of the population in that age class. Option c.
Step-by-step explanation:
The contribution of age class x to the overall population growth rate can be calculated by multiplying the age-specific fertility rate by the proportion of the population in that age class. In this case, if 100 females of age class x produce 50 offspring, the age-specific fertility rate is 0.5 (50 offspring divided by 100 females). The contribution of age class x to the overall population growth rate is 0.5(C) multiplied by the proportion of the total population represented by age class x.