The given bar graph depicts the number of deaths from flu in a large urban town where was an experimental flu vaccine, while the pie chart illustates the percentage of the new vaccine risk in female groups who recipiented, and the line graph shows the number of cases of flu in males and females during 1996.
Overall, the female population saw a higher number of deaths and infected cases in 1996. It can be summarize that female population was the most easiest to get flu.
To start off, there had one deatch causing by flu in the females in March to May, while the males had zero death. Next, June to August females still were the highest which had 4 deatchs, whereas males had only 2 deaths.
In addition, the pie chart showing female groups who are risk to dead from recipient new vaccine, the females who aged over 65 years old led the highest which stands at 35 percent, as opposed to 28 percent for who did not get the vaccine and 24 percent for children. Whlie the lowest was hospitalised which just 13 percent.
Finally, the number of cases in females had led the way during the given period. Skyrocketing from 0 case in February, reached its peak at about 3500 cases in June. Then fell slightly by approximate 1000 cases in July to September, and plateaued from October till the end of the year, having the total cases of approximately 2500 cases. While this trend was the mirrrored by males, which starting for 0 case in the beginning of the period the significant rose to just above 2500 cases in June, then decrease to around 1500 cases in December.