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Age and Employment Trends in Graphs

The document presents various graphical representations of data, including line graphs, bar graphs, and pie charts, showcasing trends in gym participation, employee numbers, immigration rates, course enrollment, supermarket purchases, and book revenues over specified years. Each graph focuses on different demographics or categories, highlighting changes over time. The data spans multiple countries and years, providing insights into social and economic patterns.

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Age and Employment Trends in Graphs

The document presents various graphical representations of data, including line graphs, bar graphs, and pie charts, showcasing trends in gym participation, employee numbers, immigration rates, course enrollment, supermarket purchases, and book revenues over specified years. Each graph focuses on different demographics or categories, highlighting changes over time. The data spans multiple countries and years, providing insights into social and economic patterns.

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1.

Introduction: The given line graph demonstrates the percentage of people of 4 different age
cohorts who participated a gym at least once a month over a 20-year period, starting from 1990.

2.

Introduction: The given bar graph illustrates the number of employees in five different
occupations in one area of Australia in two separate years 2001 and 2008.
3.

Introduction: The given line chart illustrates the number of people immigrating to three different
countries, namely USA, Canada and Australia over a period of 11 years, starting from 1990.
4.

Introduction: The given pie charts compare the proportion of students joining in six different
courses at an adult education center in two separate years 1985 and now.
5.

Introduction: The given bar charts compare the percentage of food and other products purchased
from supermarkets in three different European countries in two separate years 1998 and 2008.
6.

Introduction: The given pie charts compare the proportion of revenues for five categories of
books by a particular bookseller in three separate years 1972, 1992 and 2012.

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