The bar chart compares the proportions of men and women who lived alone according to people’s age in England in the year 2011 and the pie chart gives information about how many bedrooms in one-occupant households.
It can be seen that the percentage of females living alone was higher than that of males and the gap between these figures was wider in the older age groups. On the other hand, most single households had two bedrooms.
In the groups of people under 50 years old, males accounted for a larger proportion of single occupants than females but they made up the same percentage in the age group 50-64, with 50 percent for each. In contrast, among the older groups, the figures for women were higher, distributing 76% of the people aged 85 or more.
In the year 2011, 35. 4% of one-person households had two bedrooms, while the percentage of three-bedroom and one-bedroom was little lower, just under 30% and 28% of the total respectively. Only around 7% of single-occupant homes had four or more bedrooms.
The bar chart compares the proportions of
men
and women who
lived
alone according to
people
’s age in England in the year 2011 and the pie chart gives information about how
many
bedrooms in one-occupant households.
It can be
seen
that the percentage of females living alone was higher than that of males and the gap between these figures was wider in the older age
groups
.
On the other hand
, most single households had two bedrooms.
In the
groups
of
people
under 50 years
old
, males accounted for a larger proportion of single occupants than females
but
they made up the same percentage in the age
group
50-64, with 50 percent for each.
In contrast
, among the older
groups
, the figures for women were higher, distributing 76% of the
people
aged 85 or more.
In
the year 2011, 35. 4% of one-person households had two bedrooms, while the percentage of three-bedroom and one-bedroom was
little
lower,
just
under 30% and 28% of the total
respectively
.
Only
around 7% of single-occupant homes had four or more bedrooms.