The bar graph illustrates the variations of musics vendest by five different age groups in the United states in 2010.
Overall, except excepts of the 16-22 age group and the quinquagenoria group, rock genre recordered the highest number of musics sales, while classical musics were common in the old citizen group. The remaining genres showed several fluctuations based on aged groups.
In rock genre, the 23-31 age group had the most sales at approximately 4.2 millions, while the adults group followed at nearly 3.8 millions and the age group 46-57 saw a similar sales. The middle age group and the senior citizens stood at just over 3.2 millions.
In pop, witness a massive sales in adults group (16-22), peaking at just under 4.8 million. Interesting both the 32-45 age group and the 46-57 age group saw a equal sales at roughly 3.5 million.
In terms of jazz and classical music genres, excluding the youngest age group, others marked a medium rang sales. Jazz accounted for 3 million in the 32-45 age group and the 16-22 age group marked the least sales at only 2 millions. In contrast, classical musics were most popular in the 58+ age group at around 4.5