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The image consists of two pie charts comparing the living arrangements of people aged 25-34 and 35-44 in a certain country in 2015. The first chart for people aged 25-34 shows that the majority live with a partner/spouse, the second largest percentage live with parents, followed by those living alone, and the smallest percentage live with flatmates. The second chart for people aged 35-44 has a larger majority living with a partner/spouse, a smaller percentage living with parents, an increased percentage living alone compared to the 25-34 age group, and a slightly larger percentage living with flatmates than the younger age group. No specific numerical data points/percentages/trends are visible in the image.
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These two pie charts show various types of living conditions in two different age groups.
We can see from the data that older people are more likely to live with their partner, while younger people’s pattern varies.
First, the percentage of people aged 35-44 living with their partner or spouses is about half of the group. It is definitely not a balanced graph; however, the graph from a younger generation does not have a significant difference between each category. Consequently, it is clear that the younger generation have more range of people with different lifestyles.
While the rates of three other keys are all about the same percentage for the older group, people who live with their parents are the least common. On the other hand, it is very common for the younger generation to live with their parents. Therefore, we can see that as you grow older, people become less likely to live with their parents.
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