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The image is a horizontal bar graph depicting the total number of Gold, Silver, and Bronze medals won by different countries, arranged in descending order of total medals won. The USA has the highest number of Gold medals (approximately 1,000) and total medals (close to 2,500), followed by the Soviet Union with Gold medals (around 500) and total medals (slightly over 1,000). The UK, France, Germany, Italy, Sweden, Australia, Hungary, East Germany, Japan, and China follow, respectively, with decreasing numbers of Gold and total medals. The UK has Gold medals (about 250) and total medals (around 750), France has Gold medals (just over 200) and total medals (nearly 700), Germany has Gold medals (approximately 175) and total medals (about 600), Italy has Gold medals (just under 175) and total medals (slightly over 500), Sweden has Gold medals (around 150) and total medals (close to 500), Australia has Gold medals (about 125) and total medals (nearly 500), Hungary has Gold medals (over 150) and total medals (just under 500), East Germany has Gold medals (around 150) and total medals (over 400), Japan has Gold medals (just under 100) and total medals (about 350), and China has the least with Gold medals (about 75) and total medals (approximately 300). Each country also has varying amounts of Silver and Bronze medals, with the Silver medals always being less than or equal to the Gold and Bronze medals often being the highest or equal to the Gold medals for each country.
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The chart gives information about the total number of gold, silver and bronze medals received by twelve different countries in the Olympic.
Overall, it is clear that the USA had the highest tally for each type of medal, thus allowing it to be by far the most rewarded nation in the Olympic, while Japan and China is at the bottom of the ranking. In addition, from the UK downwards, the number of gold medals stayed consistent.
Looking closer at the chart, the USA had 2300 medals, with 900 gold, 700 silver and 700 bronze medals. The Soviet Union got less than half of the overall medals received by the USA, although its gold tally stood at 400. Athletes from the UK and France totalled 600 and 700 medals, respectively. Moreover, Germany and Italy received a near-identical amount of medals, totalling around 500 for each country.
Moving on to the lower part of the chart, Sweden supersede Austria in the final tally, although these nations shared the same figure for gold medals at around 150. In comparision, Hungary got approximately 180 golds, a higher quantity of gold medals than Sweden, though like Austria, its total get outnumbered by the Swedes. Finally, East Germans, Japanese and Chinese atheletes enjoyed the lowest numbers in the ranking racking up around 400 medals, with Japan falling behind a bit behind due to a lack of gold medals.
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