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The image depicts a line graph with four lines representing the percentage of different age groups from 1990 to 2000. The 0-4 age group starts at 24% in 1990, peaks at 26% in 1994, and ends at around 25% in 2000. The 5-9 age group starts at 23% in 1990, reaches a peak of 25% in 1997, and drops to 24% in 2000. The 10-14 age group starts at 26% in 1990, fluctuates between 25-26% until 1997, and ends at 26% in 2000. The 15-19 age group starts at around 25% in 1990, dips to 22% in 1992, peaks at 26% in 1999, and drops to 24% in 2000.
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The line graph illustrates children by age team as a percentage of the young population in UK between 1990 and 2001.
Generally, we see some eye-catching movements especially between age 15 to 19 as is shown the line is fluctuating by the time . More than that the group age between 10 and 14 is steadily going up.
To get more accurate, we can say that the first group of age is constantly collapse with some sudden and little gaps. Also it’s evident that the second group age went approximately 1% up then it dropped to by 1% also and that’s for the ten years. As we mentioned the third group significantly collapsed from 26% to about 23% and then it begins to return back. Last but not least the last group dramatically rose by the time without any gaps or even little drops .
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