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Band 4+: The charts below show the figure for work hours per week in the industrial sector in four European countries in 2002. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main characteristics, and compare with the corresponding ones.

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The image consists of four bar graphs representing data for France, Denmark, Sweden, and the UK. For France, the percentage of workers for each hour category is as follows: 1-14 (20%), 15-29 (40%), 30-34 (40%), 35 (40%), 36-39 (60%), 40 (20%), 45 (20%), 50+ (0%). Denmark's data shows the following: 1-14 (20%), 15-29 (60%), 30-34 (80%), 35 (80%), 36-39 (60%), 40 (40%), 45 (20%), 50+ (0%). Sweden has the following percentages: 1-14 (20%), 15-29 (40%), 30-34 (40%), 35 (100%), 36-39 (60%), 40 (40%), 45 (20%), 50+ (0%). Lastly, the UK's data is as follows: 1-14 (20%), 15-29 (40%), 30-34 (40%), 35 (40%), 36-39 (60%), 40 (40%), 45 (20%), 50+ (20%). Each graph's horizontal axis represents hours worked, ranging from 1 to 50+ hours, and the vertical axis shows the percentage of workers, ranging from 0% to 100% in increments of 20%.
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The given bar graphs illustrate the number of hours per week worked by industrial workes in France, Denmark, Sweden and Uk in 2002.

Overall, it is clearly seen that 36-40 had the maximum proportion of the workers except France. The top percentage of the workers in france are 31-35 hours.

In detail, Denmarkm, Sweden and UK had the top working hours in 36-40 age groups with 65%, 55% and 62% respectively. Besides, 31-35 hours group workers accounted the second position with range of (10-19)%. Before the 31 hours group the overall 1-30 hours workers had the range of (3-4)%. and after the 40 hours workers group that means 41-45, 46-50 and 50+ hours group percentage were 5%,6% and 2% respectively.

Movinf towards the data of France, the maximum percentage of workers belongs to 31-35 hours and that was 50%. after that the second top was 36-40 hours works people with the proportion of 25. Under the 31 hours workers had the range of (3-5)%. And on the 40 hours workes percentege were 5%, 6% and 2% respectively

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