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The image depicts a bar chart with the title "Percentage of overweight men and women, Australia (1980-2010)". It consists of data on two categories: male and female, with figures for years 1980, 1990, 2000, and 2010. For males in 1980, the percentage is over 40%; in 1990 it rises slightly, in 2000 it reaches over 50%, and in 2010 it is close to 70%. For females, in 1980 the percentage is just below 30%, in 1990 it is around 35%, in 2000 it jumps to over 50%, and in 2010 it is near 60%. The bar heights increase from left to right for both males and females, showing an upward trend in the percentage of overweight individuals over the thirty-year span.
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The Column chart demonstrates the proportion of Australian people who had a diagnosis of obesity between 1980 and 2010.
It is clear that both men and women’s percentages increased in the given period. Although male rates experienced a downward trend after 2000, it was still the higher one between them.
We can infer from the picture that, in 1980, obese men were 40% while female ones stood at just over 30%. There was a slight increase in the male proportion, accounting for 48% in 1990. At this time, the share of women experienced that noticeable rise (around 43%). Then, in 2000, male rates reached their peak of about 65%. In this period, the proportion of women who were struggling from this problem went up to around 52% and remained stable until the end. Although the percentage of overweight men was rising until 2000, it dropped a little in 2010 (around 60%).
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