The bar plot shows how the fraction of people making donations to charity varies for different age groups in the years 1990 and 2010.
The graph shows that the aged people tend to donate more compared to the younger generation at all the time.
The fraction of those who are generous to charity is more for the people who are aged over 36. The percentage is always around or above 30% for the people above 36 whereas it is below 30% who are under 36. People aged between 36-50 are formidably generous and the number of people helping charity is more than the remaining age groups, nearly 35% of people have donated in 2010 and over 40% of people have donated in 1990.
The fraction of people donated to charity for the age groups 18-25, 26-35, and 36-50 are high in 1990 with respect to 2010. Whereas, for the remaining age groups of 51-65, and those who aged more than 65 the number of people giving donations has increased in 2010.
The bar plot
shows
how the fraction of
people
making donations to
charity
varies for
different
age
groups
in the years 1990 and 2010.
The graph
shows
that the
aged
people
tend to donate more compared to the younger generation at all the time.
The
fraction of those
who
are generous to
charity
is more for the
people
who
are
aged
over 36.
The
percentage is always around or above 30% for the
people
above 36 whereas it is below 30%
who
are under 36.
People
aged
between 36-50 are
formidably
generous and the number of
people
helping
charity
is more than the remaining
age
groups
,
nearly
35% of
people
have donated in 2010 and over 40% of
people
have donated in 1990.
The fraction of
people
donated to
charity
for the
age
groups
18-25, 26-35, and 36-50 are high in 1990 with respect to 2010. Whereas, for the remaining
age
groups
of 51-65, and those
who
aged
more than 65 the number of
people
giving donations has increased in 2010.