Given is a bar graph focused on displaying the calorie source for UK males at three various age groups 0-24, 25-49 and over 50 years old.
Overall, it can be clearly seen that while dairy for 0-24 age group and meat for 25-49 age group are the most important caloric intake, vegetables are permanently the least source of calorie.
Looking at the chart in more details, dairy for 0-24 age group show a significantly higher percentage of caloric intake which accounts for approximately 42 per cent. There is no difference between the percentage of meat and vegetables which amount to a fifth.
As can be seen from graph, meat for 25-49 age groups is the most significant proportion of calorie source, following by, pulse makes up the lowest contribution, with a half and one in ten per cent. While pulses in the last age group show the biggest share with almost 70 per cent, the figure for vegetables is the lowest with 10 % only.
Given
is a bar graph focused on displaying the calorie source for UK males at three various
age
groups
0-24, 25-49 and over 50 years
old
.
Overall
, it can be
clearly
seen
that while dairy for 0-24
age
group
and meat for 25-49
age
group
are the most
important
caloric intake, vegetables are
permanently
the least source of calorie.
Looking at the chart in more
details
, dairy for 0-24
age
group
show
a
significantly
higher percentage of caloric intake which accounts for approximately 42 per cent. There is no difference between the percentage of meat and vegetables which amount to a fifth.
As can be
seen
from graph, meat for 25-49
age
groups
is the most significant proportion of calorie source, following by, pulse
makes
up the lowest contribution, with a half and one in ten per cent. While pulses in the last
age
group
show
the biggest share with almost 70 per cent, the figure for vegetables is the lowest with 10 %
only
.