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The image features a line graph titled "Life Expectancy by Region (1950-2020)". The vertical axis is labeled "Age (Years)" with values ranging from 30 to 90 at increments of 10. The horizontal axis displays years from 1950 to 2020 at 10-year intervals: 1950, 1960, 1970, 1980, 1990, 2000, 2010, and 2020. The legend identifies four series: Region A (solid line), Region B (dashed line), Region C (dotted line), and Region D (line with diamond markers). Approximate data values by year are as follows: For Region A: 1950: 65, 1960: 67, 1970: 69, 1980: 71, 1990: 73, 2000: 75, 2010: 77.5, and 2020: 80. For Region B: 1950: 55, 1960: 58, 1970: 61, 1980: 64, 1990: 67, 2000: 70, 2010: 72.5, and 2020: 75. For Region C: 1950: 45, 1960: 48.5, 1970: 52, 1980: 55.5, 1990: 59, 2000: 63, 2010: 66.5, and 2020: 70. For Region D: 1950: 40, 1960: 42, 1970: 44, 1980: 47, 1990: 50, 2000: 57, 2010: 61, and 2020: 65.
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The line graph compares life expectancy in four regions (A to D) from 1950 to 2020. Overall, life expectancy rose in every region over the seventy years, and the gap between the highest and lowest regions narrowed, although the ranking never changed.
In 1950, Region A had the highest figure at 65 years, followed by Region B (55) and Region C (45), while Region D was lowest at just 40. Region A then rose steadily to reach 80 years by 2020. Region B followed a similar, almost linear path, ending at 75, having gained 20 years in total.
The two lower-ranked regions improved most. Region C climbed consistently from 45 to 70 years, a rise of 25 years. Region D’s progress was slower at first, reaching only 50 years by 1990, but it then accelerated sharply, gaining around seven years in the following decade alone, and finished at 65 years. This also represented a 25-year increase, the largest of any region.
As a result, the difference between Region A and Region D fell from 25 years in 1950 to 15 years in 2020, suggesting that the less developed regions were gradually catching up.
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