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The image shows a donut chart representing the percentage of visitors to the local cinema by age. The chart is divided into five segments, with each segment representing a different age group. The segment for ages 5-14 is colored red and accounts for 16% of visitors. The segment for ages 15-24 is colored maroon and also accounts for 16% of visitors. The segment for ages 25-34 is colored brown and accounts for 12% of visitors. The segment for ages 35-54 is colored beige and accounts for 51% of visitors. Lastly, the segment for ages 55 and older is colored light grey and accounts for 5% of visitors.
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The pie chart gives information about the number of visitors to a local cinema by ages in 2000
Overall, most of the people going to the cinema were aged 55, while visitors from 31 to 45 spent the least time enjoying movies.
Starting with people from 55 and older, its figue took the lead which accounted for half of the total number. The second highest numbers were teenagers, which took up 21% visitors from 10 to 15 ages. 15% visitors with age between 16 and 20 ages. In contrast, people in the range of 21 to 30 made up a small proportion with only 8% visitors. Visitors to a local cinema from 31 to 45 ages took the remaining of total number with 5%
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