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Band 7+: The pie chart below shows the frequency of U.S Adults' online purchasing habits in 2015, while the bar chart shows a further classification denoting online purchasing preference. Summarise the data by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows two graphs related to U.S. adults who shop online in 2015. The first graph is a pie chart with four sections: 15% shop online weekly, 37% a few times a month, 28% less often, and 20% never. The second graph is a bar chart comparing shopping preferences of US adults who purchase online, divided into 'Buy online' and 'Buy in physical store'. For all online shoppers, 80% buy online and 20% buy in physical store; weekly online shoppers have 81% buying online and 19% in physical store; monthly online shoppers have 84% buying online and 16% in physical store; less frequent online shoppers have 71% buying online and 29% buying in physical store.
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The provided visuals consist of a pie chart depicting the online purchasing habits of U.S. adults in 2015 and a bar chart illustrating their preferences when shopping online or in physical stores.

Overall, the data reveals that a significant portion of U.S. adults participated in online shopping, however, when examined the purchasing preferences, there was a sizable percentage that still opts to purchase from physical stores.

The pie chart displays four distinct categories. The highest proportion, at 37% represents those who shopped online less often, followed by 28% who shopped a few times a month, 15% who shopped weekly online, and 20% who never shopped online.

Regarding to the bar chart, it delves into the preferences of online shoppers. Around 65% would still rather purchase at a physical location than online. However, a closer look at weekly shoppers showns a preferences towards online shopping at approximately 65%, compared to 37% in physical stores. Monthly online shoppers also favor online purchases at 41%, while less frequent online shoppers exhibit a lower online buying preference at 19%.

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