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The image illustrates online shopping activity during weekdays in 2015 segmented by age: 16-24 years (magenta), 25-34 years (orange), 35-44 years (purple), 45-59 years (blue), and 60+ years (green) across time slots. Before 9 am: 16-24 years (6.5), 25-34 years (8), 35-44 years (7.5), 45-59 years (10), 60+ years (1). 9 am-12 pm: 16-24 years (13 average), 25-34 years (17), 35-44 years (12), 45-59 years (20), 60+ years (3 average). 12 pm-2 pm: 16-24 years (13), 25-34 years (9), 35-44 years (18), 45-59 years (14), 60+ years (9). 2 pm-4 pm: 16-24 years (14), 25-34 years (19), 35-44 years (not charted), 45-59 years (14), 60+ years (8). 4 pm-6 pm: 16-24 years (24.75 average), 25-34 years (29.5), 35-44 years (30), 45-59 years (25), 60+ years (10.5). 6 pm-8 pm: 16-24 years (31), 25-34 years (33 average), 35-44 years (30), 45-59 years (35), 60+ years (19). 8 pm-10 pm: 16-24 years (29), 25-34 years (31), 35-44 years (27), 45-59 years (29), 60+ years (15). 10 pm onwards: 16-24 years (15), 25-34 years (12), 35-44 years (10), 45-59 years (11), 60+ years (6).
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The provided line chart illustrates the information about the proportion of online shopping in different times of the day categorized by age groups in 2015.
Overall, it can be seen from the diagram that the percentage of people aged in 65 and over saw an overall downward trend, whereas that of the others had a general upward trend.
There was a significant fluctuation in the percentage of sales from people who are 60 and over before 4pm. After that, the figures went down gradually over the period and reached below 5%. In contrast, the proportion of sales from teenagers and adults between 16 and 24 started at 5% and then increased steadily until reached a peak at roughly 28% from 6pm to before 8pm. After that, the figures saw a dramatic drop from 10pm onwards.
The people in both age groups 25 to 34 and 35 to 44 had the similar pattern. It experienced a steady increase in the first from before 12pm. Then it rose steadily and reached the peak from before 6pm. After that it dropped significantly at the end of the day.
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