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The image shows a line graph from 2010 to 2015 with five age categories: In 2010, the values are 50, 40, 55, 30, and 10 for ages 16-24, 25-44, 45-54, 55-64, and 75+, respectively. In 2011, the values are 60 for 16-24, 43 for 25-44, 58 for 45-54, 35 for 55-64, 25 for 75+. In 2012, values are 65 for 16-24, 45 for 25-44, 60 for 45-54, 30 for 55-64, 20 for 75+. In 2013, values are 60 for 16-24, 46 for 25-44, 58 for 45-54, 28 for 55-64, 20 for 75+. In 2014, values are 65 for 16-24, 52 for 25-44, 63 for 45-54, 28 for 55-64, 22 for 75+. In 2015, values are 75 for 16-24, 56 for 25-44, 65 for 45-54, 30 for 55-64, 24 for 75+.
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The given line graph illustrates the percentage of players in separate age groups who played electronic games 10 hours or more per week over a period of 15 years,from 2010 to 2015.
Overall, what stands out from the graph is that while young people aged 16-24 experienced a rapid increase, elders aged 55-64 had a slight decline. Moreover, the percentage for those aged 75+ remained constantly low.
In 2010, the percentage of the youngest group in this chart playing video games was merely 40%,while the oldest group’s was about 10%. The next year,both of those groups rose sharply by about 10% or even more. But, over the following 4 years,elders were erratic between 25% and 10%, whereas the percentage of youth rocketed to about 75% by 2015.
People aged 55-64 almost maintained the same level,while 25-44-year-old gamers had slight oscillations until the steep growth by 2015. Also, 45-54-year-old players stabilized after a sharp rise and decline.
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