While
both graphics display key information regarding Linking Words
crime
in the UK for the past year, the line graph specifically plots the relationship between Use synonyms
age
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crime
rate, whilst the pie chart illustrates the Use synonyms
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commited
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In the line graphic, the ages between 12 to 28 are shown to commit the most Correct your spelling
committed
crimes
in the past year, with the peak number of Use synonyms
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reaching 80 tens of thousands by Use synonyms
20 year olds
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number dramatically falls between the ages of 20 to 28, to around 20 tens of thousands. After Linking Words
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28, a general trend of steady decline in Use synonyms
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can be observed as Use synonyms
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crimes
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of crimes
comitted
, and the youngest Correct your spelling
committed
age
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was 0
crimes
committed.
In the pie chart, violent Use synonyms
crimes
are illustrated to be committed the most frequently at 46% amongst property, drug and public order Use synonyms
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crime
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crimes
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public order Linking Words
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is the lowest at 9%, both property and drug Use synonyms
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have similar proportions at 23% and 22% respectively.
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Overall
, both graphics present critical information about Linking Words
crime
in the UK clearly and concisely. Numbers are written as percentages and figures are colour-coded to ease Use synonyms
readibility
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readability