What is the total sum of genes and their alleles in a population collectively called?

What can be determined using the $Hardy-Weinberg$ principle equation?

Which of the following factor$(s)$ affect the $Hardy-Weinberg$ equilibrium?

In a population that is not evolving, which of the following can cause a change in allele frequencies in a specific direction?

If the frequency of the '$A$' allele is $0.4$,find the frequency of the '$B$' allele and the heterozygous genotype in a random mating population at equilibrium.

In a population of $1000$ individuals,$490$ belong to genotype $MM$,$420$ to $Mm$,and the remaining to $mm$. Based on this data,the frequency of allele $m$ in the population is . . . . . . .