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Band 5+: Bar chart shows the average hours per day in leisure and sports activities bu youngest and oldest populations in the US in 2015

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The image depicts a bar chart illustrating average daily hours spent in leisure activities for US age groups 15-19 and 75+ in 2015: Watching TV, Ages 15-19: 3.80, Ages 75+: 4.40; Reading, Ages 15-19: 0.25, Ages 75+: 1.30; Relaxing/thinking, Ages 15-19: 0.17, Ages 75+: 0.33; Socializing/communicating, Ages 15-19: 1.00, Ages 75+: 0.70; Playing games/computer use for leisure, Ages 15-19: 0.60, Ages 75+: 0.04; Sport, exercise and recreation, Ages 15-19: 0.50, Ages 75+: 0.30.
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The bar graph presents the information about the average hours people spend in sports and leisure in the US in 2015 .

overall , Both of the generation spend most of there time watching theTV and socializing . Sport exercise on the other hand is the least for the older generation and for the younger is relaxing .

the younger genertion ( around the age of 15-19) seems to spend most of time doing physical avtivites like playing games and sports . Watching TV has the highest average among the other activities by almost 2.5 hours per day . playing games / computer use comes in the sceond place by avreage of hours per day around 1.2 . finally socializing and sports is not as populer as Watchig TV and playing games but they have a pretty good number by around 0.8 and 0.6 . Reading and relaxing is the least populer by 0.3 for reading and 0.2 for relaxing .

Unlike the youger generation the oldest population likes the activities that require less energy like whatching TV ,reading , Socializing and other activities . like we side before watchinf TV is populer among both of the generation with 4.5 hours per day and we notice the big diffrence between the younger and the oldest generation that older people is higher then the younger . the second place is for reading with 1 hour per day . then comes relaxing , thinking and socializing with avreage of 0.6 and 0.7 . And for the least favorite is sport , exercise and recreation .

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