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Band 6+: The pie charts compare the main news sources for teenagers, young adults and old people according to a survey in 2022.

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The image consists of three pie charts labeled as teenagers, young adults, and old people. For teenagers, the distribution is 37% TV, 7% printed newspapers, 52% online news sites, and 4% others. For young adults, the allocation is 35% TV, 6% printed newspapers, 33% online news sites, and 26% others. For old people, the breakdown is 42% TV, 29% printed newspapers, 6% online news sites, and 23% others.
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The pie charts ilustrate the four types of sources that people in different generation use to site information in 2022. Overall, it is evident that TV played a significant role in every age, with an exception for teenagers.

Loohing at the charts, one noticable key feature is that while the internet sites were most popular among adolescence, accounting for over a half of the fraction which was the only figure that surpassed that criteria, these were the least favorite for eldery, with only 6%. A similar trend appeared on alternatives category where the older ones had over 22%, but youth compised just 4%, representing the lowest percentage in this survey.

In addition, the trend that remained being one of the highest in used origin for all the age brackets is TV. For old individuals and grown-ups, this device was their most suitable for browsing with 42% and 35%, respectively and not so far different, at 37% for young people. Finally, the last category is newspapers, although they are favored by elders, they did not seems to be the same for the other generations.

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