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The image depicts two graphs showing the prevalence of obesity among boys and girls aged 12-19 years in the United States, by ethnicity, comparing data from the years 2004 and 2014. In the boys' graph, Non-Hispanic White shows an increase from 12% to 17%; Non-Hispanic Black remains at 20%; Hispanic increases from 19% to 27%. In the girls' graph, Non-Hispanic White increases from 9% to 14%; Non-Hispanic Black also increases from 16% to 29%; Hispanic shows a decrease from 20% to 12%. Each graph has three categories under the heading "Ethnicity," and the data is presented as percentages on the vertical, left-aligned Y-axis ranging from 0 to 30%.
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These two bar charts below illustrate the prevalence of obesity among two different classifications of gender between aged 12 to19 years in The United State of America.
Overall, these two figures represent information of the prevalence of obesity according to the ethnicity in The United State of America. The information was given in percentage.
Firstly, the boy chart had an upward trend and more stable information compared to the girl chart. On the Non-Hispanic White in boy and girl chart, the given information had a similar amount of number on both years, their percentage was about 9% to 17%. However, the Non-Hispanic Black on girl chart was depicted percentage which was higher than the boy chart. In 2014 the Non-Hispanic Black on girl chart was 29%, which was more than boy for 9%. For the Hispanic types, the boy chart in 2014 had 27%, this was the highest fraction in the boy graph.
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