The charts below show the results of a survey about what people of different age groups say makes them most happy. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where releva

The pie charts illustrate the results of a survey about what people in two different age groups consider to be the main sources of happiness.

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, achievement at work was the most common source of happiness in both age groups, followed by doing hobbies.

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, other factors accounted for the smallest percentages in both groups. Among people under 30, achievement at work was the leading source of happiness, accounting for 31% of responses. Doing hobbies ranked

second,

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at 22%, followed by having a good appearance at 18%. Travelling was

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mentioned by 15% of respondents,

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other factors represented the smallest proportion, at 14%. A similar pattern could be seen among people over 30, with achievement at work remaining the most popular choice, at 32%. Doing hobbies followed closely behind, accounting for 24% of responses. Financial security represented 20%,

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being with family accounted for 14%. Other factors had the lowest figure, at 10%.