Answer:
Population data is a set of individuals who share a characteristic or set of things in common.
A population is mainly determined by geographies, such as all people in California, or all people in the United States. Demographers (aka people who study human populations) categorize this as the natural population.
Explanation:
There is also a thing called Sample data that some people mix it up with population data.
Population data set contains all members of a specified group.
Ex: The population may be "ALL people living in the US."
A sample data set contains a part, or a subset, of a population.
