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The given bar graph illustrates the proportion of men and women who lived alone in England in 2011 of different ages, and the given pie chart shows the number of

bedrooms

in these households. Overall, it is clear that more males lived alone in the

age

group

between 35 to 29, whereas females had the highest proportion of that in the

group

aged 85 and over.

Additionally

, among all the one-person households, only a very low

percentage

of them lived in a house with a single bedroom. Looking

first

at the bar graph, it is noticeable that males comprised a higher

percentage

in the younger

age

group

, and it peaked in the

age

group

from 35 to 49, at 65 per

cent

.

However

, in the following groups, as the

age

keeps increasing, the proportion of men dwindled gradually. In the

group

of over 85 and above, leaving merely 25 per

cent

, and 75 per

cent

of the people who lived alone were female. Moving onto the pie chart, the

percentage

of one-person households which had one and three

bedrooms

showed a similar figure, both at roughly 28 per

cent

, and those with two

bedrooms

comprised the highest

percentage

, at 35.4 per

cent

.

However

, only less than 7 per

cent

of the household had more than 4

bedrooms

.