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The image displays a bar chart titled 'Weekly hours worked by men and women in Australia', comparing the percentage of each gender across different weekly hour brackets. For the 0-10 hours category, the percentages are men 4% and women 6%. In the 11-14 hours range, men account for 6% and women 8%. For 15-19 hours, the figures are 10% for men and 13% for women. The 20-29 hours bracket shows 25% for men and 15% for women. For 30-39 hours, men are at 20% and women at 12%. Finally, in the 40+ hours category, the percentages are 17% for men and 11% for women.
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The bar graph illustrates the data about the weekly working hours by Australian male or female in year 2012.
Overall from the graph it can be clearly seen that, work done by men is highest in categories 20-29,30-39, and above 40.In contrast, working of women has lowest categories in 0-10 and 11-14 in compare to men.
In the lowest category of the weekly times, 0-10 hours around 6% women worked compare with 4% of men while for the group 11-14 hours 8% women works followed by men 6%. However for the hour group 15-19,men worked 10% in comparision to women by 13% respectively.
In the highest category of weekly hours, group 20-29 men has 25% working followed by 15% worked by women whereas hourly 30-39 men worked 20% while women worked 12%.Additionally, for higher time group above 40 women working data shows only 11% whereas men has 17% of work to be done.
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