The chart illustrates the proportion of visitors to a local cinema on the basis of age in the year 2000.
Overall, visitors aged 55 and older accounted for the highest proportion, followed by people aged 10 to 15. However, the least percentage was represented by visitors aged 31 to 45.
In detail, the highest proportion of individuals who visited a local cinema was found in the 55 and over age group, at 51 percent. This was followed by visitors aged between 10 to 15, at 21 percent. Similarly, visitors aged between 16 to 20 represented 15 percent of the total population.
By contrast, the percentage of visitors was relatively lower in people aged from 21 to 45. The visitors whose age was between 21 to 30 accounted for 8 percent, whereas people aged 31 to 45 made up only 5 percent. These two age group had the least percentage of visitors who visited the local cinema.
