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Band 5+: The graph below shows the changes in the birth rates for women in 6 different age groups in the UK from 1973 to 2008.

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The image shows a line graph with birth rates per 1000 people for five age groups from 1973 to 2008. In 1973, rates were: 25-29 at 140, 20-25 at 120, 30-35 at 70, under 20 at 60, 35-39 at 40, and 40 and over at 15. In 1978, rates were: 25-29 at 135, 20-25 at 115, 30-35 at 65, under 20 at 57, 35-39 at 38, and 40 and over at 13. In 1983, rates were: 25-29 at 130, 20-25 at 110, 30-35 at 60, under 20 at 55, 35-39 at 35, and 40 and over at 12. In 1988, rates were: 25-29 at 125, 20-25 at 105, 30-35 at 57, under 20 at 53, 35-39 at 35, and 40 and over at 11. In 1993, rates were: 25-29 at 115, 20-25 at 100, 30-35 at 55, under 20 at 50, 35-39 at 32, and 40 and over at 10. In 1998, rates were: 25-29 at 110, 20-25 at 95, 30-35 at 52, under 20 at 47, 35-39 at 32, and 40 and over at 10. In 2003, rates were: 25-29 at 105, 20-25 at 90, 30-35 at 50, under 20 at 45, 35-39 at 30, and 40 and over at 9. In 2008, rates were: 25-29 at 100, 20-25 at 85, 30-35 at 48, under 20 at 42, 35-39 at 28, and 40 and over at 8.
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The line graph illustrated the changes of birth rate for women of 6 different ages in the UK from 1973 to 2008.

Overall, women from 25-29 had the highest birth rates whereas 40 and over had the lowest birth rates.

For women ranging from 25-29, they had the peak of the birth rate at 1973 at 140 but felt a decline rate at 1978 and 1983. After 1983 they climb back higher to 135 in 1993 and decreased slightly and had a stable rate of 120 from 1998 to 2008.

In contrast for women from 20-25, they had the second highest of the chart at 125 and dropped sharptly to 95 at 2008. But for 30-35 age range, they began at 70 and increased sharply ending in 2008 at 90 almost near the range as the lowest point of women from 20-25 age groups. Ages ranging under 20 and 35-39, intersectat 50 after 1988. The remainig age group 40 and over had the lowest birth rate at 20 and decreased to 25 in 2008.

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