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The image displays a vertical bar graph that compares the percentage of people who engaged in a certain activity across three different years (2003, 2006, and 2013), with the frequency of engagement ranging from everyday to never. In 2003, the percentages were approximately 5% for every day, 15% for several times a week, 25% for once a week, 35% for once or twice a month, 20% for a few times a year, and 10% for never. In 2006, the percentages were roughly 10% for every day, 25% for several times a week, 35% for once a week, 30% for once or twice a month, 10% for a few times a year, and 5% for never. In 2013, the percentages were around 10% for every day, 30% for several times a week, 40% for once a week, 25% for once or twice a month, 15% for a few times a year, and 5% for never. The data suggests an increase in the frequency of the activity from 2003 to 2013.
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The bar chart illustrates how frequently USA population ate junk food in restaurants between 2003 to 2013.
Overall, it can be seen that the highest percentage of people ate fast food in restaurants once a week and once or twice a month. However, there’s a small number of individuals ate them never or everyday.
To begin with, about 30% to 35% people ate fast food once a week or once or twice a month. In 2013 once or twice a month experienced an increase to 33%. However, in 2006, it declined significantly from 33% to 25%. Human beings who ate junk food once a week shows that in 2006, itt was 33%. Yet, after 7 years It shows a downward.
On the other hand few people spend their time at eating fast food everyday or never. It indicates under 5% people went restaurants to eat fast food between 2003 and 2013.
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