The graph shows children by age group as a percentage of the young population in the United Kingdom between 1990 and 2001.

The provided chart illustrates the proportion of British children as per the

age

stages among 12 years of population rate.

Overall

, it is evident that across the chart there is a dramatic variation between the beginning of the

period

and the end of the

period

.

To begin

with,

while

the oldest

age

stage 15-19 reported the highest percentage

at

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1990 and recorded just over 26%, they recorded a dramatic decline over the chart.

However

, the lowest

age

group

10-14 showed roughly 23%

at

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1990, and climbed gradually to reach the highest peak

at the end

of the

period

.

Conversely

, the lowest percentage

at the end

of the

period

was given to the youngest aged 0-4 when boasted nearly under 24%.

Furthermore

, the

age

group

5-9 demonstrated a slight steadiness in comparison with other groups

whereas

provided at 1990 proportion just under 25%,

this

group

showed a constant marginal increase but again decreased in 2001 to meet with the

age

group

15-19 almost at 25%.