The supplied pie chart illustrates the comparison of people who were overweight, obese, or healthy in 2015. The values are measured in percents. Overall, it can be seen that adults who were obese are more numerous than others.
The majority of elders were fat in 2015, which accounted for 34 percent, while people who were overweight were 3 percent less than the obese adults. Therefore, obese adults and grown ups who were overweight were noticably more numerous than healthy adults and elders who were underweight.
Healthy people contributed 29%, which is fewer than fat adults and grown ups who were overweight. However, underweight individuals were remarkably less than others that accounted for only 6%, whereas others, like humans who have overweight, obesity or healthy individuals had approximatily 30%.
The largest percent of adults was overweight humans, while the smallest percent was underweight people. Whereas, others have about the same percent.
