The table below illustrates information about age, average income of a person and population that is below the poverty line in California, Utal, and Florida.

The chart below shows the average salary of the individual and population

that is

below the poverty line in three cities which are

California

,

Utah

and

Florida

.

Overall

,

ages

under 18 are similar in number between

California

and

Florida

, and

Utah

has a high

rate

of camper, too.

However

, the

ages

over 60 in the three cities have different numbers each other; the average income in

California

and

Florida

is almost the same, but

Utah

is under them in

rate

, shortly, the population of each city has different percentages.

To begin

with, for

ages

under 18,

Florida

has the lowest

rate

, which is 16%, but it

also

has the highest number of

ages

over 60, which is 23%.

California

represents 17% of

ages

under 18 and 13% of

ages

over 60, and that leads to

Utah

, which has the highest

rate

of

ages

under 18 with 28% and,

ages

over 60 became the lowest with just 8%.

Finally

, the average income per person in

California

is 23k, and the closest to the number is

Florida

with 22k, in

Utah

, 17k per person, the population below, starting with

California

is 16%, and 9% for

Utah

, eventually 12% to

Florida

.