The line graph and pie chart below show 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 and pie chart depict the
number
of crime
(in tens of thousands) Fix the agreement mistake
crimes
according to
the
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apply
age
and the proportion of four types of crime
in the UK last
year
Overall
, the highest number
of crimes
committed
by people aged 12 to 28, and violent Add a missing verb
were committed
crime
was the most frequent type of all.
According to
the graph, no crimes
committed
at Add a missing verb
were committed
the
early Correct article usage
an
age
until 12 years old with around 5. however
, the figure surged reaching 70 crimes
for people aged 16. Then
, the number
peaked at 80, which means those in
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aged
age
20 committed the most crimes
last
12 months.
From age
28 afterwards, the number
of crimes
dropped gradually from 20 to approximately 5.
The type of crime
with the most contribution to the pie was violent crime
with almost half, followed by property crime
at approximately a quarter. The remaining portions were drug crime
, with a slight 1% difference with property crime
, and public order crime
as the least
one with nearly one-tenth of the whole pie.Correct your spelling
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