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Band 5+: the charts give information about two genres of TV programes watched by men and women and four different age groups in Australia.

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The image contains two separate bar graphs depicting percentages that lack a stated context or title beyond "Percentage who watch reality shows" and "Percentage who watch game shows." The x-axes categorize by gender (Male, Female) and age groups (16-24, 25-34, 35-44, 45+), while the y-axes measure percentage from 0 to 80 in increments of 10. The first graph shows percentages at approximately 20 for Male, 70 for Female, 10 for 16-24, 50 for 25-34, 60 for 35-44, and 70 for 45+. The second graph presents data at roughly 60 for Male, 70 for Female, 20 for 16-24, 50 for 25-34, 60 for 35-44, and 60 for 45+. No other numerical data points, trends, years, or specific percentages are visible.
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The chat shows how percentage of people watching reality shows and the rate of people watching game shows varied

Overall, it is obvious that the proportion of males watching game shows was by far highest while the rate of males choosing reality shows was lower. Additionally, the percentage of females watching reality shows was higher than the rate of people watching game shows. It is also noticeable that, the proportion of different groups changed differently

According to the information, the demand for males watching reality shows stood at 35%, however percentage who watched game shows was more than 60%. 70% can be observed in the rate of females who watched reality shows and 60% can be recorded of game shows. The age group 16-24 chosen reality shows which is similar to that of young people watching game shows. Likewise, the group 25-34 which watched reality shows overtoom people who watched game shows around 20%. Besides that, the group 35-44 who watched reality shows exceeded adults who watched game shows by nearly 30%. Meanwhile, the group over 45 was by far the most remarkable, with 70% of the rate who watched reality shows and game shows.

Simultaneously the proportion of females and the groups of people from 25 to over 45 age hold the lion’s share which watched reality shows. Alternatively, the rate of males spending on reality shows was the lowest, only 35%. A trend can be registered, the percentage males, females and two groups 16-24, over 45 age was the first runner which chosen game shows, ranging from 60% to 70%. Conversely, people from 25 to 34 and between 35 on 44 didn’t watch much game shows, around 40%

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