The table provides data about the total population and proportion of males and females aged 15 and 75 in the UK between 1911 and 2011. Overall, it’s clear that there was significant growth throughout the period, whereas the proportion of the total population in 2011 was higher compared to others.
In 1991, the population in the UK was only 36.070.354 million people, which is include 1,86 % of people aged 15, while people aged 75 were lower which was accounted for 47.351 females and 34.012 for males respectively.In contrast, in 1961 the total proportion of the population had significantly increased, which was shared by 46.196.200 people, However the proportion of people aged 15 decreased to 1,48 %. The proportion of individuals aged 75 significantly increased to 0.55%.
In 2011, the total population in the UK was higher compared to other years, which was accounted for 56.065.700, while the proportion of individuals aged 15 decreased to 1,23 %. However, the people aged 75 have risen to 0,70 % in the final year.
