The table shows data about the average income for one person in dollars, across two different age groups: under 18 and over 60, as well as the percentage of the poor population in three states in the US, namely California, Utah, and Florida
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The given table illustrates the average income per person in US dollars, across ages under 18 and over 60, with the proportion of low-income
population
in California
, Utah
, and Florida
.
From an overall
perspective, it can be seen that California
has the highest salaries per person compared to other states. Moreover
, Utah
has the lowest percentage of people aged over 60 and below the poverty line, while
a portion of those aged below 18 is the highest.
To begin
with, the rate of the population
under the age of 18 in California
, Utah
, and Florida
was 17%, 28%, and 16%, respectively. On the other hand
, the percentage of elderly people aged over 60 in Florida
was the largest according to
other states at 23% followed by 13% in Utah
and the lowest was 8% in California
.
Furthermore
, the rates of population
finances under the poverty line were vastly in California
with 16% of the population
. Nonetheless
, the average money earned per person was 23000, 22000, and 17000 in dollars in California
, Florida
, and Utah
in the following orders.Submitted by napatnp18065322 on
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