The charts illustrates the tendency of purchasing music albums in the UK regardless of gender and age in various genres such as pop, rock, and classical music.
The presented graphs provide information on the rate of British people who bought various types of music(pop,rock and classical) depending on their gender and age.
The bar graphs display the percentages of people in different genders and age brackets who purchased various music albums in Britain. From an overall perspective, both pop and rock music was most common in the 25–34 age
The bar charts illustrate the genres of music albums bought by British individuals based on their age and gender. Overall, men's rates of buying music albums are higher than women's in three music genres: Pop, rock, and
The given bar charts present the genres of music albums bought by music fans in Britain based on how old they are and what are they genders. Overall, the number of purchased albums in every kind of music is dominated by
The given graphs illustrate the proportion of the British who listen to three types of music ( pop,classical,rock) depending on their gender and age and it is categorized into four groups .( 16-24,25-34,36-44,45+).
THIS GRAPHS BELOW SHOW THE VAIRTY OF 3 MUSIC ALBUMS CONSOMD BY BRITAIN ANTAY CLASSFLIED TO GERAND AND AGE.IT IS CLEAR FROM THE GRAPH THA similarities BETWEEN THE POP AND ROCK PERCENTABE.
The bar charts illustrate the variation of Pop, Rock and Classical music albums purchased by the public of Britain by males and females of different age groups ranging from 16 up to more than 45 years.
The following column graphs illustrate the types of music albums bought by people in Britain based on their gender and age categories. The graphs compare three kinds of music genres, which are pop music, rock music, and
The graph illustrates the varieties of music albums (Pop, Rock, Classical) buying by the public of Britain with respect to men, women and different age groups ranging from 16 to above 45 years.
The given bar charts illustrate the percentage of the community who buy 3 various types of music collection in the UK, namely pop, rock and classical music, classified into various genders and age groups.