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The image presents a bar chart on the average hours per week women spent in selected primary activities by age and educational attainment in 2009, categorized into Working & work related activities, Leisure & sports, and Household activities. For the age categories: 15 to 19 spent 6.9 hours on working, 36.8 on leisure, and 6.0 on household activities; 20 to 24 spent 22.1, 32.7, and 10.0 hours respectively; 25 to 34 spent 27.0, 28.6, and 13.2 hours; 35 to 44 spent 26.3, 27.4, and 16.7 hours; 45 to 54 spent 27.3, 32.2, and 17.3 hours; 55 to 64 spent 20.9, 36.2, and 18.3 hours; 65 to 74 spent 6.9, 44.0, and 21.1 hours; and 75 & Over spent 1.3, 51.7, and 19.5 hours. For educational attainment (25 & over): those with less than a high school diploma spent 10.7 hours on working, 43.1 on leisure, and 20.0 on household activities; high school graduates with no college spent 16.7, 38.9, and 18.6 hours respectively; those with some college or an associate degree spent 23.3, 32.4, and 16.7 hours; and those with a bachelor's degree & higher spent 27.4, 28.6, and 15.2 hours.
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In the chart we can see the differences in how many hours women spend in different activities in their life and also what educational achievements they have.
Firstly, we can see that women that ages 75 and older, highly spend their time in doing sport and have recreation time for like 51.7 hours per week, while the time spent on working is considerably lower and that is 1.3 hours per week. Also, women who are 45 to 54 are working more than the ones who are little, for instance 15 to 19. The difference is almost 20 hours per week.
Secondly, most of the girls who did not receive a high school diploma have more free time per week and that is 38.9 hours,than the ones who have higher degrees, higher than a bachelor which is 28.6. However, the number of hours spent per week on working by the ones who have higher degrees is significantly higher than the ones who did not graduate high school with approximately 16 hours per week.
In conclusion, what we can observe from this chart is that most of the women spend the most number of hours on their free time and that is over 20 hours for every category.
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