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The image features a horizontal bar chart with a horizontal numerical axis ranging from 0 to 350, marked in increments of 50 at 0, 50, 100, 150, 200, 250, 300, and 350. The vertical axis lists five categories from top to bottom: "Day trip", "Sports/ Entertainment", "Visiting friends", "Shopping", and "Travelling to work". A legend defines two categories: "Women" (hollow bars) and "Men" (filled bars). Under "Day trip", the bar for Women reaches approximately 25 and for Men reaches approximately 38. Under "Sports/ Entertainment", the bar for Women reaches approximately 132 and for Men reaches approximately 145. Under "Visiting friends", the bar for Women extends to approximately 210 and for Men extends to approximately 195. Under "Shopping", the bar for Women reaches approximately 280 and for Men reaches approximately 195. Under "Travelling to work", the bar for Women reaches approximately 212 and for Men extends to approximately 332.
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The given bar graph compares the purposes of trips in a european country in one year between men and women.
Overall, travelling to work is the highest purpose trip for men, while the day trip is the lowest, and it was the same result for women. Meanwhile, the most purpose of trips for women was shopping.
Looking first at the men’s purposes, the number of travelling to work trips stood at 330, which was the highest objective, followed by visiting friends and shopping, both recorded almost 190 trips. Furthermore, the entertainment travelling such as sports reached 140 trips.
Turning to the purposes of women, shopping registered 280 trips, while visiting friends and travelling to work had the same figures, with 220 trips. Moreover, the number of sport and entertainment trips was 130.
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