The rendered bar graph depict the information about the proportion of people lived in United states which aged 65 and more from 1900 to 2000.
To commence with, the figures were increasing in whole century. It can be clearly seen that 2. 9 percent of 65-74 aged group masses were recorded in 1900 which was continuously rose in next five decades. These figures were noted similar in 1960 whereas it was started to inclined after 1970 and stood at 7. 3 percent in 1990. After that, the population was made 6. 5 percent in last decades.
Moving ahead, the ratio of people 75 to 84 year old accounted 1% to 2. 2% in the year between 1900 to 1950. Furthermore, this number was made up 4. 4 percent in the last decade. During the four decades, the proportion of folks over 85 year was remained similar. On the contrary, these figures were inclined after 1930 and stood at 1. 5 percent in 2000.
A myopic look at graph, makes its conspicous that the 65 to 74 years old individuals were the highest in percentage among all elderly Americans.
The rendered bar graph depict the information about the proportion of
people
lived
in
United states
which aged 65 and more from 1900 to 2000.
To commence with, the figures were increasing in whole century. It can be
clearly
seen
that 2. 9
percent
of 65-74 aged group masses
were recorded
in 1900 which was
continuously
rose
in
next
five decades. These figures
were noted
similar in 1960 whereas it was
started
to inclined after 1970 and stood at 7. 3
percent
in 1990. After that, the population
was made
6. 5
percent
in last decades.
Moving ahead, the ratio of
people
75 to 84
year
old
accounted 1% to 2. 2% in the
year
between 1900 to 1950
.
Furthermore
, this number
was made
up 4. 4
percent
in the last decade. During the four decades, the proportion of folks over 85
year
was remained
similar.
On the contrary
, these figures
were inclined
after 1930 and stood at 1. 5
percent
in 2000.
A myopic look at graph,
makes
its
conspicous
that the 65 to 74 years
old
individuals were the highest in percentage among all elderly Americans.