A Census is the process of collecting information about every member of a population.
A census includes every member in a selected population.Census provides statistical information about the population of a country, ratio of different genders, number of employed people, total number of educated people, etc.
According to the latest US Census, the total population of the US is about 288 millions, out of which 141 million are males and 147 million are females.
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Q1: What is the main purpose of a census?
Q2: Which of the following is NOT typically collected in a census?
Q: What kind of information does a census collect?
A: A census collects demographic and socioeconomic information about the population, such as age, gender, education, and employment status.
Q: Why is the census important?
A: The census is important because it provides data for government planning, resource allocation, and representation in government.