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The image shows the percentage of individuals living alone across five distinct age categories in the United States. For 1850, the percentages for ages 37-46, 47-54, and 55-64 were 2.5%, 2.5%, and 3.0% respectively. For 1900, the data was: 27-36, 2.3%; 37-46, 2.5%; 47-54, 3.0%; and 55-64, 3.5%. In 1950, the values were: 17-26, 1.8%; 27-36, 2.8%; 37-46, 3.0%; 47-54, 3.5%; and 55-64, 9.0%. In 2000, the percentages stood at: 17-26, 5.0%; 27-36, 8.0%; 37-46, 7.0%; 47-54, 13.0%; and 55-64, 17.0%.
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The bar graph gives information about the individuals living alone across five distinct age categories in the United States from 1850 to 2000.
Overall, it is clear that, in 2002 living alone was the highest while in 1850 living alone was the least popular.
In 1850, people from the age group of 37-64 lived alone. People less than 37 age still lived with their family or it was not so fimilar living alone at that time period. However, the number increased within the next 50 years and the age group between 27-36 started living alone. But in 1950, the number increased sharply of the 47-54 age group.
Although, in 2000 there was fluctuation. The percentage of age group 55-64 had almost doubled.
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