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Band 6+: The charts give data on the proportion of time and the places people of different age groups in the country of Fantasia spend and go for information on a weekly basis.

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The image displays three pie charts with labeled sections indicating percentages for "YOUNG," "MIDDLE-AGED," and "RETIRED" individuals. YOUNG: TV 56%, Printed newspaper/magazine 13%, Internet 15%, Others 16%. MIDDLE-AGED: TV 40%, Printed newspaper/magazine 24%, Internet 20%, Others 16%. RETIRED: TV 27%, Printed newspaper/magazine 38%, Internet 16%, Others 19%. The legend corresponds to patterned slices designated as TV, Printed newspaper/magazine, Internet, and Others.
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The pie chart illustrates the percentage of time and the places people utilize to seek information on a weekly basis from different age groups in Fantasia.

Overall, most young and middle-aged population uses internet in searching for information while majority of retired individuals watches TV.

The proportion of shares in the usage of young and middle-aged citizens are relatively similar. Internet is the most used tool for young and middle-aged citizens with 56% and 40% usage, respectively. This is to be followed by “others” that accounts for 24% among middle-aged individuals. The second most used for younger generations is TV that is about 16% with the same ratio for middle-aged. With this, the most least entertained for younger ones is “others” with only 15%. Reading news paper and magazine served as the least used for young individuals obtaining 1/5 of the middle-aged population.

Retired individuals had a different approach compared to the newer generations with 38% of TV exposure and 27% of reading news papers or magazines. On the other hand, others and internet got 19% and 16%, respectively, which is the smallest portion for the elderly.

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