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Band 4+: The chart below compare the number of people per household* in the UK in 1981 and 2001.

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The image shows two bar graphs comparing household sizes in 1981 and 2001. The 1981 graph has 1-person (17%), 2-person (31%), 3-person (20%), 4-person (18%), 5-person (8%), and 6-person (6%) households. The 2001 graph has 1-person (26%), 2-person (34%), 3-person (17%), 4-person (15%), 5-person (6%), and 6-person (2%) households.

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The presented chart demonstrates how many persons live in each UK home in 1981 and in 2001.

Overall, it is analyzed from 1 person until 6 person, that is, 6 people live the most in the households.

Upon closer examination of illustrated graph for 1981, we can see that the number of household which can exist only one person, is 17 while this figure for 6 individual corresponds to 6 home, which is the minimum number. the number of 31 houses that is maximum one, is to be able to accomadate only 2 person. others change between 8- 20 houses.In 2001, the amount of apartments that can live 6 person, is 2 house, which means to this is that there is less houses for them according to 1981. the accounted for 2 persons is 34 per household. There are 6 contructions for 5 people who live in, following this as per dwelling is 15 home that people live 4 persoons as maximum.

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people: 3

number: 3

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5.5

The response provides an overview of the main features of the charts but lacks specific data comparisons between 1981 and 2001. The word count is sufficient.

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4.5

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