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Band 5+: Task 1: The pie charts show the proportion of users across different age groups on three apps:Twitter, Facebook and YouTube. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image displays three pie charts detailing user distribution by age group for Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter. For Facebook, the age group percentages are 10-17 at 14%, 18-34 at 29%, 35-49 at 30%, 50-64 at 19%, and 65+ at 8%. For YouTube, the proportions are 10-17 at 15%, 18-34 at 26%, 35-49 at 29%, 50-64 at 20%, and 65+ at 10%. For Twitter, the distribution is 10-17 at 9%, 18-34 at 40%, 35-49 at 29%, 50-64 at 18%, and 65+ at 4%.
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The pie charts compare the proportions of users for three different social media platforms Twitter, Facebook and YouTube with their ages.

Overall, it is clear that people especially age between 18 and 34 used Twitter also they were the second biggest use proportions for Facebook and YouTube, while figures for Facebook and YouTube followed almost same pattern around individuals who aged 35-49 which was the highest indicator both of them. 65+ aged people mainly showed the least figures all of three platforms.

Looking into detailed analysis, Facebook and YouTube use were similar so for both of them 35-49 age individuals engaged most with less than a third also ranks were same others ages especially 50-64 and 10-17 aged individuals hit almost same numbers with a fifth and less than a fifth respectively.

Regarding Twitter, mainly adults (18-34) used this social media platform so they dominated platform with 40%. This is followed by 35-49-year-olds at 29% and those aged 50-64 at 18%. The youngest group accounts for 9%, which was more than more than twice the proportion of thw oldest group.

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