The population numbers from the census determine how many seats each state receives in the:
A)Senate.
B)House of Representatives.
C)Joint subcommittee.
D)Ways and Means committee.
E)Executive cabinet.

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The population numbers from the census are used to determine the number of seats each state receives in the House of Representatives. The Senate, on the other hand, has two senators per state regardless of population. The Joint subcommittee, Ways and Means committee, and Executive cabinet are not directly related to the distribution of seats in the House of Representatives based on population.

The Population Numbers from the Census Determine How Many Seats