The chart shows the hours per week spent watching TV by gender and by age group in 2001 in Australia. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
the bar graph illustrates the number of
hours
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tv
per week by females and males in different Use synonyms
age
groups in Australia in the year 2001.
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overall
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while
youngsters spend a huge amount of time watching television in the surveyed year, only a meagre portion of those aged 36-45 utilized Linking Words
this
device.
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to begin
with, girls aged under 15 head the list with over 25 Linking Words
hours
of watching television, Use synonyms
whereas
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figure for men was 15-25 Linking Words
age
bracket, accounting for roughly 20 Use synonyms
hours
. the number of Use synonyms
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boys under 15 years old spent on Use synonyms
tv
was 15 Use synonyms
hours
, which was 5 Use synonyms
hours
lower than the category of women aged 15-25.
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in addition
, the amount of time spent watching Linking Words
tv
in the 26-35 and 46-55 Use synonyms
age
brackets was relatively similar at 15 Use synonyms
hours
and 17 Use synonyms
hours
in terms of males and females, respectively. in the 36-45 Use synonyms
age
bracket, 10 Use synonyms
hours
were spent watching Use synonyms
tv
by men in comparison with only approximately 8 Use synonyms
hours
in the women's category. those aged over 55 used Use synonyms
tv
frequently with females( 20 Use synonyms
hours
) and males ( 16 Use synonyms
hours
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