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Band 5+: **The diagrams below present the estimates and projections of world population from the US Census Bureau.** **Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.**

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The image shows two charts: the upper one depicting world population (billions) from 1950 (2.5), 1960 (3), 1970 (3.7), 1980 (4.5), 1990 (5.2), 2000 (6), 2010 (6.8), 2020 (7.5), 2030 (8.2), 2040 (8.9), 2050 (9.5), and the lower one presenting world population growth rate (percent) from 1950 (1.8), 1960 (1.9), 1970 (2.1), 1980 (2.2), 1990 (1.7), 2000 (1.4), 2010 (1.1), 2020 (1), 2030 (0.8), 2040 (0.6), 2050 (0.4).
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This chart illustrates the information of world population and there growth rate, which is released by US Bureau

In a cursory galance we clearly able to find the exact information by summrising both charts, One shows world population in billion during 1950 to 2050 and the other one shows there growth rate in same time Era

If we discuss first chart, so this chart illustrates that the world population in 1950 is near to 3 billion but in 1960 it touch to 3 billion and we see same trend in next 20 years in 1970 it increase and cross 3.8 billion and in 1980 it was 4 billion then chart follow there trend in upword direction which shows that the actuall population is upto 5 billion in 1990 but in 2000 it touch 6 billion and countinue its trend and closed upto 9 billion in 2050

But if we are take a look on a second chart it shows that the growth rate in 1950 was 1.5 percent and after that they declined in 10 years but not reached at 1 percent then we saw a messive boost which move it to directly 2 percent the we saw a lower trend and closed 0.5 percent in 2050

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**The diagrams below present the estimates and projections of world population from the US Census Bureau.** **Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.**

The diagrams delineate both past estimates and future projections regarding global demographic size and its corresponding growth rate, as compiled by the US Census Bureau across a century, from 1950 to 2050. An overarching trend reveals a substantial and inexorable surge in the aggregate global population, contrasted with a pronounced deceleration in the rate at […]

**The diagrams below present the estimates and projections of world population from the US Census Bureau.** **Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.**

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