The chart instruction the percentages of English male and female in different age groups who choose liveing alone in Engand in 2011. The other chart is about the numbers of bedroom in only one person living house in England in 2011.
In first chart, it is clear show the gender and age impact people living along in England. In summary, the data of male and female choose living alone in England is similarly. The trend of male living along in England is fluctuate during different age groups. It stood at nearly 53% in 16-24 to the 25% in 85 and over. Interestingly, it was the highest among type in question in male in 35-49, reaching the pack at rougly 65%.
In terms of female, the data is showing a trend by contrast. The percentage of that womenliving alone in England, which is standing at 45% in16-24. And the figure in 35-49 ,which stood at 35% ,was the lowest among seven different age groups in question. The highest data is 75% in 85 and over in female, which as opposed to male in this groups.
In the other chart, with regard to the number of bedrooms in one-person households in England in 2011, the percentage in 2 bedrooms was the highest at 35.4%, followed by that in 1 bedroom and 3 bedrooms, which was 28% in former and was 29.8% in latter. Furthermore, there were two other number of bedrooms, whose data ranged under 6%.
Overall, in the first chart shows the male and female is similarly in all ages. And the second chart shows only one person lives house all most around 1 to 3 bedrooms.