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The image features a horizontal bar chart titled "No qualifications held: by sex and age, 2009", comparing "Men" and "Women" across six "age groups" on the vertical axis, with values along the horizontal axis ranging from 0 to 25 at intervals of 5. For age group 17-19, Men is at approximately 7% and Women is at 6%. For 20-24, Men is at roughly 8.2% and Women is at 7%. For 25-29, both Men and Women are at approximately 8.2%. For 30-39, both Men and Women are at approximately 8.2%. For 40-49, Men is at 10% and Women is at 11%. For 50-59/64, Men is at 17% and Women reaches 20%.
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The bar chart illustrates the proportion of individuals in the United Kingdom per age group and gender in 2009.
Overall, from age range 17 to 24, the rates of men living in the UK higher than women. However, at age range 40 to 59, the figures of women surpassed men. The percentage of men at 20-24 to 30-39 group recorded similar.
Regarding the data, the rates of men in the UK increased as age increased. Men with age 17-19 reached above 5% then remained steady under 10% on the next age range from 20-24 to 30-39. Moreover, at range 40-49 men category ammounted to 10% and above 15% at range 50-59.
Similarly, the rates of women in the UK increased as age increased whereas at range 40-49 and 50-59 it surpassed men’s rate which reached above 15% and 20%, respectively. The percentage of women in the UK at range 25-29 and 30-39 achieved the same value for above 5% .
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