I need some assistance with these assignment. the identities of brighton, its residents and its prospective visitors Thank you in advance for the help!

I need some assistance with these assignment. the identities of brighton, its residents and its prospective visitors Thank you in advance for the help! The significant difference is seen in the population density, which is a high of 30 people per hectare of land in Brighton. Considering that Brighton is a city, this relatively high density is to be expected. The population density for the South East region and the whole of England & Wales drops to 4.2 and 3.75 respectively. This is understandable as these larger regions are comprised of wide-open countrysides and commons which are usually sparsely populated. Consistent with this urban/rural divide, we see that the average household size is barely above 2 in Brighton (suggesting a nuclear family setup) whereas it increases to 2.36 for the entire country. Table 2 breaks up the population across various age-groups. We can deduce from the table that Brighton's population is relatively older when compared to the whole of England & Wales considering that the city is home to a lesser percentage of children under 16 and a higher percentage of people over the age of 85. The comparative numbers for the population aged 20-44 is an anomaly to the aforementioned assertion. Only by jointly considering tables 1 and 2 could we safely arrive at a conclusion.

Table 3, which deals with marital statistics is also on expected lines. Consistent with urban lifestyle patterns the percentage of married couples in Brighton is significantly low. It is also evident that more marriages end up in divorce and that not all divorcees marry again. These statistics also reflect the family values that the people of Brighton identify with, which is decidedly more liberal when compared to the entire region. The corresponding statistic for the rest of the South East as well as England & Wales reflects the more conservative family values held by people living in the countrysides. Table 4 is an extension in Table 3 and further breaks down the nature and composition of households. Nearly 40 percent of Brightons households are occupied by singles and only 24 percent of the households are occupied by married couples.