The pie chart shows the proportion of visitors to a local cinema across different age groups in 2000.
Overall, elderly people accounted for the largest proportion of visitor visiting the local cinema, whereas people who were 31 to 45 made up the lowest figure. Moreover, children aged 10 to 15 recorded the second highest proprtion, while the rest of the age groups comprises relatively lower percentages.
In terms of visitor visiting the local cinema, elderly citizens accounted for the largest proportion, at just over a half of the total proportion. This was followed by children aged 10 to 15, who consisted of 21%. Furthermore, there was a difference of 7% between visitors aged 16-20 and 21-30, with teenagers of 16 to 20 age brackets recording the higher figure at 15%. Individuals aged 31-45, comprising 5%, were 3 percentage points lower than people aged 21 to 30, making it the smallest figure.
