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Band 9: The charts below give information on average life expectancy in four countries,. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image displays two sections: one bar chart and one table. The bar chart shows the life expectancy in four countries with Japan at 82.7, Korea at 79.2, U.S. at 77.2, and Indonesia at 70.9. The table exhibits the increase in life expectancy in years for each country where Japan increased by 5.1 years, Korea by 9.3 years, U.S. by 3.2 years, and Indonesia by 14.1 years.
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The bar chart compares life expectancy in Japan, Korea, the USA, and Indonesia, while the table illustrates the increase in life expectancy in these nations. Overall, Japan recorded the highest life expectancy, whereas Indonesia had the lowest figure. However, Indonesia experienced the most significant growth in life expectancy, while the USA saw the smallest increase.

In terms of actual figures, life expectancy in Japan stood at 82.7 years, making it the highest among the four countries. Korea ranked second with 79.2 years, followed by the United States at 77.2 years. By contrast, Indonesia had a considerably lower figure of 70.9 years.

Looking at the growth data, Indonesia showed a substantial rise of 14.1 years, which was significantly higher than the other countries. Korea also experienced a notable increase of 9.3 years. Meanwhile, Japan’s life expectancy grew by 5.1 years, and the United States recorded the smallest improvement, at only 3.2 years.

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