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The bar chart compares the proportion of media that individuals used to get daily news, broked down by age, in one country in 2011. Overall, social networking is widely used between teenegers and middle citizens of the country. In contrast to the micro-bloging, where only a minority of the people was recorded. However, radio was […]
The bar chart illustrates the proportion of male and female educators in six different educational facilities in the UK in 2010. Overall, the highest percentage of women teachers was in nursery and pre-school setting, whereas university was prevalent among male teachers. Additionally, the widest gap in proportion was in nursery/pre-school, although, college demonstrated the same […]
The bar graph illustrates the ways of media that individuals of different age groups used to get daily news in a specific country in 2011. Overall, it can be clear from the graph that getting news from radio was the most common way for people from 18 to 65 plus, while micro-blogging was the least […]
The bar graph illustrates the ways of media that individuals of different age groups used to get daily news in specific country in 2011. Overall, it can be clear from the graph that getting news from radio was the most common way, for people from 18 to 65 plus, while the micro-blogging was the least […]
The bar chart demonstrates the media types that people of different age groups take advantage of in order to acquire daily news in one country in 2011. Overall the usage of social networks lessen significantly as the age groups get higher, on the other hand radio micro-blogging stays the lowest and only decreases for the […]
The given chart illustrates the categories of media namely social networks, micro-bioging and radio that in use of various age cohorts in order to access usual news in a particuar country in 2011. Overall, it is obvious that there were a overwhemling of radio usage in over 29 inhabitants while majority of social networks usage […]
The bar chart illustrates the percentage of people in five different age groups who obtained their daily news from social network, micro-blogging and radio in 2011. Overall, younger people relied mainly on social network to get daily news,, while elderly people preferred using radio. Micro-blogging was the least popular source of news across all age […]