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Band 5+: Task 1: The chart and table below show the life expectancy in 2008 and increase in life expectancy between 1996 and 2008.

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The image contains a bar chart and a table about life expectancy. The bar chart shows the life expectancy in 2008 for four countries: Japan, 82.7; Korea, 79.2; U.S., 77.2; and Indonesia, 70.9. The table shows the increase in life expectancy in years for the same countries: Japan, 5.1; Korea, 9.3; U.S., 3.2; and Indonesia, 14.1.
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The given table and bar chart below illustrates average lifespan in 2008 and enhance in life expectancy,from 1996 to 2008.

At first glance, it is noticiable that in bar chart life longevity gradually rose fom 70.9 to approxiametely 82.7 in countries,namely Japan , Korea , USA, and Indonesia,while table shows the years which have uplifted in several countries,respectively.

Moving to more detailed analysis,Japan concerned the highest outcome with 82.7 years of life,while the lowest result slightly accounted with 70.9 years old.Regarding to Korean human’s longevity represented 79.2 years and took place in the second chart.The USA showed 77.2 years of life expectancy which placed on third chart.

In contrast,the table showed that Indonesian citizen’s lifespan significantly soared to 14.1 years,despite the overall lowest outcome of longevity was in this country.Japan steadly accounted with 5.1 years,while Korea showed slightly under one-tenth .The lowest increase was in USA with 3.2 years of people’s life expectancy.

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