The line graph and pie chart below show band information on crime in the UK for the last year. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The line graph illustrates the

age

and

gender

of the criminal convictions

while

the pie chart provides information about the

gender

of the general prison inmates in the United Kingdom. The items are measured in percentages.

Overall

, male prison inmates are the most for both indicators:

age

or

gender

. Both men and women demonstrate the same

age

group for the highest or the lowest crime rates, 20 and 10/60 years old respectively.

While

20-year-old males committed 16%, those

age

groups of women did only around 4.5% of criminal convictions.

Although

the figure for men experienced a dramatic increase between 10 and 20 years old, it

then

fell significantly to 8% at the

age

of 40. At the different

age

ranges, both genders face a plateau,

this

for

male

Fix the agreement mistake

males

show examples

is from 45 to 50 ages

whereas

between 45 and 55 in the female section. In terms of the

gender

of total prison inmates in the United Kingdom, it is obvious that the males exceeded the women's groups with 92%. A small minority of females indicate offenders compared with the men, 4% and 96% respectively.