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Band 4+: The chart below shows the main reasons why people choose to make or breakfriendship connections on a popular social media site. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image depicts a bar chart with two categories: "Percentage who friend" and "Percentage who unfriend." For "Percentage who friend": Know in real life at 82%, Mutual friends at 60%, Business networks at 11%, Attractive photos at 8%, Increasing friend count at 7%. For "Percentage who unfriend": Offensive comments at 55%, Don’t know well at 39%, Trying to sell something at 23%, Depressing comments at 14%, Lack of interaction at 12%.
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The line graph illustrates the main reason why a number of people choose to make or breakfriendship connections on a popular social media site.

From an overall perspective, it is evident that percentage who friend experienced the highest position by followed fluctuation in others aspect, while percentage who unfriend the lowest position.

On the one hand, percentage who friend experienced the highest position start from 80% in know in real life followed by mutual friends about 60% and the tree position experienced the lowest position there are business networks and attractiveness and increasing friend count approximately 5% until 10%

On the other hand, percentage who unfriend fluctuated the lowest position if compare with percentage who friend. starting from offensive comments about 55% by followed do not know well approximately 40% and the third position trying to sell something around 35% and the lowest position in this aspect starting from depressing comments about 25% and the last position is lack of interaction around 20%.

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