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The document compares the contributions of the IT and service sectors to the UK's GDP from 1992 to 2000, highlighting that the IT sector consistently outperformed the service sector. Additionally, it examines the participation rates of males and females aged 18-20 in various sports in 2015, noting that males favored football, basketball, and hockey, while females excelled in cycling and swimming. Overall, the trends indicate a dominance of the IT sector in GDP and varied participation in sports between genders.

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The document compares the contributions of the IT and service sectors to the UK's GDP from 1992 to 2000, highlighting that the IT sector consistently outperformed the service sector. Additionally, it examines the participation rates of males and females aged 18-20 in various sports in 2015, noting that males favored football, basketball, and hockey, while females excelled in cycling and swimming. Overall, the trends indicate a dominance of the IT sector in GDP and varied participation in sports between genders.

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The bar chart compares the proportions of gross dosmetic product from IT

and service industry of the UK beetween 1992 and [Link], it is


shown that the It sector has always been the largest contributer to the GDP
over the period of time, while the Service industry showed the opposite
trend.
Looking first at It sector, the figure stood approximately 6,2% in 1992, which
was the lowest point over the eight year [Link], this proportion
rose minimally to around 8% in 1994 and then decreased minimally to
around 7% in 1996. Since the IT sector emerged as a dominant trend, rising
dramatically to around 8% to about 14% from 1996 to 2000.

By comparison, Service sector started at only about 4% in 1992, grew into


6% in 1994, and then increased further to about 8% in 2000. The GDP trend
of the services sector has never been higher than the It sector.
Nevertheless, the services sector show a steady upward development
throughout the period.
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The below chart compares the proportion of mans and womans aged 18-20
in a city taking part in various acitivities in one months in 2015. Overal, It is
shown that Males has always participated in almost sport like basketball,
football and hockey. Nevertheless, females also have higher participation
rates than men in certain sports: cycling and swimming.
Looking first at males, Football was the most populer activity with males with
the figure stood at 52% approximately . The amount of participants take part
in basketball and hockey accounted at 32%,12% respectively. All of these
activities also higher than the females figure, Wheareas, the males figure in
cycyling and swimming stood lower than female. Gradually, it is 40% and
35%.
Secondly, the amount of females take part in cycling was the highest
proportion, accouting at 40%. In contrast, basketball and hockey only was
lowest chosen at 12% and 3% [Link], swimming and
football was used by 35% and 15% of people.

The bar chart below compares the proportion of men and women
aged 18–20 in a city taking part in various activities during one
month in 2015.

Overall, it is shown that males participated more in sports such as


basketball, football and hockey. Nevertheless, females also had
higher participation rates than males in certain sports, namely
cycling and swimming.

Looking first at males, football was the most popular activity among males,
with the figure standing at approximately 52%. The proportion of
participants taking part in basketball and hockey accounted for 33% and
12%, respectively. All of these activities also had higher figures than those
for females. Whereas the figures for males in cycling and swimming were
lower than those for females, which stood at 40% and 35%, respectively.

Secondly, the proportion of females taking part in cycling was the highest,
accounting for 40%. In contrast, basketball and hockey were the least
popular activities, at 12% and 4%, respectively. Subsequently, 35% of
females participated in swimming, while only 15% took part in football.

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