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The image contains three bar graphs displaying percentages of people who buy Pop, Rock, and Classical music categorized by gender and age groups. In the Pop music graph, males 16-24 buy 35%, 25-34 buy 30%, 35-44 buy 25%, 45+ buy 10%; females 16-24 buy 40%, 25-34 buy 25%, 35-44 buy 20%, 45+ buy 15%. In the Rock music graph, males 16-24 buy 30%, 25-34 buy 35%, 35-44 buy 25%, 45+ buy 10%; females 16-24 buy 30%, 25-34 buy 25%, 35-44 buy 25%, 45+ buy 20%. In the Classical music graph, males 16-24 buy 5%, 25-34 buy 12%, 35-44 buy 25%, 45+ buy 35%; females 16-24 buy 3%, 25-34 buy 15%, 35-44 buy 20%, 45+ buy 30%. All graphs use the same vertical axis range from 0 to 40 percent in increments of 5 percent and horizontal categories labeled "male" and "female" with subcategories for each age group.
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The graphs demonstrate the three albums of Britain which were purchased by the people according to gender , ages
The cursory glance at the graph that pop music, rock music culture were widespread than classical music in uk . In contrast 20% people who are above 45 ,mostly interested in classical music.it can be seen by 3rd graph.
Apparently , males mostly interested in order to buying albums than females . In london ,16 to 24 and 25 to 34 age catergories people keen on to listening songs which particularly pop, rocks types moreover there are 30 or 31 % of people interested in both albums.
in contrast about 15 % of classical music albums were sold to 25 to 34 aged groups whereas 1% of 16 to 24 years old people not fond in classical music. People who are in 35 to 44 age range , they interest in pop and rock music rather than classical that pattern has been similar to 16 to 24 people.
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