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The image details three bar graphs each displaying the percentage of people buying different music genres, segmented by demographics: for "Pop Music" buyers, males are ~28%, females ~18%, ages 16-24 ~30%, 25-34 ~32%, 35-44 ~15%, 45+ ~10%; for "Rock Music" buyers, males ~32%, females ~15%, ages 16-24 ~32%, 25-34 ~28%, 35-44 ~13%, 45+ ~6%; for "Classical Music" buyers, males ~10%, females ~7%, ages 16-24 ~3%, 25-34 ~17%, 35-44 ~15%, 45+ ~20%.
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This charts display three different various of music genres, representing the percentage of people in Britain, who’s most likely to purchased music albums.
Overall, the age of 25-34 recorded the highest purchase, which shows approximately 30% of sales for Rock Music and Pop Music. As shown in the chart individuals who aged about 45+ are very much uninterested in Pop or Rock Music. Contrasting Male percentage, sales are likely to be stable.
Looking at the data in more detail, the percentage of individuals buying Classical Music decreased significantlly from the age range of 16-44. The Classical Music increased it sales by 20% form the age of 45+.
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