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The image presents three bar graphs detailing the percentage of people purchasing different music genres across various age and gender categories; in the Pop Music graph, males and females age 16-24: 35%; males and females age 25-34: 25%; males and females age 35-44: 15%; males age 45+ and females age 45+: 10%; in the Rock Music graph, males age 16-24: 30% and females age 16-24: 25%; males age 25-34: 30% and females age 25-34: 20%; males age 35-44: 15% and females age 35-44: 15%; males age 45+: 5% and females age 45+: 10%; for Classical Music, males and females age 16-24: 5%; males and females age 25-34: 152%; males age 35-44: 10% and females age 35-44: 15%; males age 45+: 20% and females age 45+: 30%.
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The bar charts compare three kinds of music albums (Pop, Rock, and Classical) that people buy in Britian based on gender and age.
Overall, many young people prefer Pop and Rock music, while elders who are above 45 years old like Classical music. In addition, the vast majority of Britain population lie in the age group 16-34.
According to Pop and Rock data, males are purchasing these kinds of music more than females by approximately more than 10% between them. Another thing to note is that people why buy Pop are mostly under the age group 25-34, where Rock music is more purchsed by the age group 16-24. These two categories constitute together roughly more than 60%.
In terms of Classical music, this old-fashined music is more adorable to old peoper, who have more than 45 years old. On the contrary, elders do not like either Pop or Rock music; they constitute 20% of Classical music sellings, which is double the sellings of both types – Pop and Rock.
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