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Band 5+: Frequency of eating at fast food restaurants among peoples in the USA (2003-2013)

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The image shows a bar graph with percentage data of people's frequency on an unspecified activity: Every day (approx. 3%, 5%, 10%), Several times a week (approx. 5%, 10%, 15%), Once a week (approx. 12%, 15%, 30%), Once or twice a month (approx. 9%, 7%, 13%), A few times a year (approx. 12%, 10%, 15%), Never (approx. 9%, 5%, 3%).
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The given chart represents the frequency of peoples who eat at fast food restaurants repeatedly. This data was of USA in 2003, 2006 and 2013.

On observing the given data surfacely , there is a tiny fraction of people who eat at fast food restaurants daily and there is also a very small fraction of people who do not go there.The majority fraction of observation data was in the once in a week, or once or twice a month.

On analysing the data, the proportion of people who go fast food restaurants daily was less than 5% in those years. The proportion of people who go restaurants several times in a week is in the range of 15-20%. Around 32% of people was gone restaurants once a week in 2003, and this proportion seems slightly increased in 2006 and then decreased down to around 27% in 2013. Peoples who go restaurants once or twice a month wa 30% in 2003 and this data decreased to 25% in 2006. Later on 2013, this proportion increased upto around one third hundred. About 13% of people was gone restaurants a few times a year in 2003 while this proportion was 15 in 2006 and 1013. There were 5% people who never go to restaurants in 2003 ad this fraction seems decreased in 2006 and 2013.

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