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Band 7+: The pie charts show the proportion of users across different age groups on three apps:Twitter, Facebook and YouTube.

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The image displays three pie charts representing age group distributions for Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter. 1. Facebook: 10-17: 8%, 18-34: 19%, 35-49: 30%, 50-64: 29%, 65+: 14% 2. YouTube: 10-17: 10%, 18-34: 20%, 35-49: 29%, 50-64: 26%, 65+: 15% 3. Twitter: 10-17: 18%, 18-34: 29%, 35-49: 40%, 50-64: 9%, 65+: 4%
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The pie charts depict the proportion of people who use Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube by age group.

Overall, most users of YouTube and Facebook are 35-49 years old. Notably, almost half of Twitter users are people aged between 18 and 34. Moreover, individuals aged 65 or above are the least active in all social media apps.

In terms of YouTube users, the proportion of 18-34 and 35-49 year old users is almost the same, with 26% and 29%, respectively. Furthermore, the percentage of 50-64 year old users is twice as much as that of 65+ year old users.

The highest percentage of Twitter users is among 18-34 year old people, at 40%, which is ten times more than that of 65+ year old individuals. Similarly, twice as many 50-64 year old users use Twitter compared to 10-17 year old ones.

Examining the data about the percentage of Facebook users, almost the same quantity of users are in the 18-34 and 35-49 age groups, at 29% and 30%. However, there is a big difference in the other groups: 19% for 50-64 year old people, and 8% for 65+ people.

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