shows the Proportions of Pupils Attending Four Secondary School ‎Types Between 2000 and 2009.‎

The table graph explicates the gathered statistics of
children
born to
women
aged ‎‎40-44
years
in Australia. The data is given since 1981, and it illustrates the figures ‎for 1981, 1986, 1996 and 2006. Overall, the proportion of
women
who had given
birth
to three or more
children
had ‎considerably plunged, and mothers who had no
children
were surged by each year.‎ In 1981, the utmost four or more infants were born by
women
with the figures of ‎‎27.6%, but it was plunged from 1981 to 1996, and
finally
, it fell to 11.0% in 2006. ‎
Similarly
, the maximum proportion of
women
who had given
birth
to three
children
‎was 27.4
percent
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and 27
percent
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in 1981 and 1986. The remaining
two
years
were ‎minimal in three
children
’s
birth
by the
women
aged 40-44.‎
Moreover
,
two
children
were given
birth
by more
women
in the
years
2006 and ‎‎1996. It was nearly correlative with 38.3% and 38.2% figures, while 29% of
two
children
were given
birth
by
women
in 1981.
However
, childless
women
’s number ‎upsurged in 1996 and 2006 from 12.8
percent
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to 15.9%, but
women
with no child ‎plummeted from 9.7
percent
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to 8.5
percent
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in 1981. In one child’s case, the ‎proportion decreased in the
first
two
years
of the given graph
then
dropped to 7.6 ‎
percent
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in the
last
year.‎
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