A collection of numbers that represent the information found in each pixel of an image is called a C. bitmap.
A bitmap is a digital image file format that contains a grid of pixels, with each pixel represented by a binary number or color value. Bitmap images are also referred to as raster images, and they are typically used for photographs and other complex images. The resolution, binary value, and pixel density are all related to bitmap images, but they do not refer specifically to the collection of numbers that represent the information in each pixel. The resolution refers to the total number of pixels in an image, while binary value refers to the use of binary numbers to represent information, and pixel density refers to the number of pixels per unit of area in an image.