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Band 5+: The pie chart shows women in poverty in the United States and bar chart compares poverty rates by gender.

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The image shows two charts; the top chart is a circular diagram depicting the percentage of women in poverty by family composition. Single women with no dependent children make up 54%, married women with no dependent children 26%, married women with dependent children 12%, and single women with dependent children 8%. The bottom chart is a bar graph showing poverty rates by sex and age; under 5 men 16%, women 20%, 5-17 men 14%, women 17%, 18-24 men 15%, women 20%, 25-34 men 12%, women 16%, 35-44 men 9%, women 12%, 45-54 men 8%, women 10%, 55-59 men 7%, women 9%, 60-64 men 7%, women 10%, 65-74 men 6%, women 9%, 75+ men 6%, women 12%. Both charts source data from the U.S. Census Bureau, Current Population Survey, 2008 Annual Social and Economic Supplement.
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The given pic-chart illustrates the ratio of women in poverty, and bar chart resembles the proportion of genders in poverty in America.

Overall, Most of the women age group are in poverty than man and moreover increasing age group results in promoting poverty.

Just above half of single women with no dependent children are in need of money, with 54 %. Other remaing less than half consists of remaining groups with 46 %. Slightly more than quarter percent of single women with dependent children is required of funds. Lastly, one of fifth area is covered by married women with no dependent children and married women with dependent children.

In terms of bar chart, from early age till seventeen years man follows the record closely but women still outrun the data. The age group from 18-24 and so on starts to create great gap between genders. Latter in 40-60 age groups, slight space on male and female . At the end, there is about 10 % difference in their age group.

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