The line graph illustrates the relationship between
age
and Use synonyms
crime
levels, Use synonyms
while
the pie chart describes the number of different types of crimes in the UK Linking Words
last
year.
In the line graph, the number of crimes among children under the Linking Words
age
of 12 is very low. The figure Use synonyms
then
increased dramatically during the teenage years, reaching a peak of about 80 at the Linking Words
age
of 20. Use synonyms
After
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this
peak, there was a sharp fall to roughly 60 by the Linking Words
age
of 25 Use synonyms
and
it continued to decrease gradually as Punctuation problem
, and
age
increased, falling to minimal levels among older adults.
In the pie chart, the types of Use synonyms
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violent
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, violent
offences
made up the largest share at 46%. Property Punctuation problem
offences,
crime
and drug-related Use synonyms
crime
were relatively similar, accounting for 23% and 22%. Use synonyms
By contrast
, public order Linking Words
crime
represented the smallest proportion at just 9%
In conclusion, Use synonyms
It
is evident that criminal activity was most common among young adults and declined with increasing Fix capitalization
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age
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and
violent Punctuation problem
, and
crime
accounted for the largest proportion of all offences.Use synonyms