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The diagrams present genres of music albums bought by folks in Britain according to their gender and age.

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The diagrams present genres of music albums bought by folks in Britain according to their gender and age. The general trend visible at first first glance is that pop music was the most popular sort of music among females, while rock music was the most popular choice of males. It is noticeable that 30% of males decided to purchase a rock album, however the number of them that chose pop music was lower only by a few percentage points. Similarly, pop music was merely slightly more popular than rock music among females. Two types of music - rock and pop were almost equally popular among the youngest group of people and those of age 25 to 34 years old. In both these groups, both rock and pop albums were bought by around 30% of interviewees. However, there is one difference between these groups - rock music was slightly more popular among the youth, while pop music was modestly more trendy among those of the age 25 to 34. It can be seen that among those of age between 34 and 44 years old, pop music was more popular than rock music, but the difference was not a huge one. By contrast, albums of classical music was considerably less popular than the other types of music. Lastly, it is detectable that classical music was widely chosen only among those of age 25-34 and people who were older than 45 years old. When it comes to the other groups, the number of people who purchased albums of classical music did not exceed 10% in any of them. Thus, it is clear that classical music was the least popular among them.
The diagrams present genres of
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music
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albums
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bought
by folks in Britain according to their gender and age.

The general trend visible at
first
first
glance is that pop
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music
was the most
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popular
sort of
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music
among females, while
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rock
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music
was the most
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popular
choice of males.

It is noticeable that 30% of males decided to
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purchase
a
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rock
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album
,
however
the number of them that chose pop
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music
was lower
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only
by a few percentage points.
Similarly
, pop
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music
was
merely
slightly
more
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popular
than
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rock
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music
among females.

Two types of
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music
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-
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rock
and pop were almost
equally
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popular
among the youngest
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group
of
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people
and those of
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age
25 to 34 years
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old
. In both these
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groups
, both
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rock
and pop
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albums
were
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bought
by around 30% of interviewees.
However
, there is one difference between these
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groups
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-
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rock
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music
was
slightly
more
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popular
among the youth, while pop
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music
was
modestly
more trendy among those of the
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age
25 to 34.

It can be
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seen
that among those of
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age
between 34 and 44 years
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old
, pop
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music
was more
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popular
than
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rock
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music
,
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but
the difference was not a huge one. By contrast,
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albums
of
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classical
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music
was
considerably
less
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popular
than the other types of music.

Lastly
, it is detectable that
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classical
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music
was
widely
chosen
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only
among those of
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age
25-34 and
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people
who were older than 45 years
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old
. When it
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comes
to the other
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groups
, the number of
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people
who
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purchased
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albums
of
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classical
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music
did not exceed 10% in any of them.
Thus
, it is
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clear
that
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classical
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music
was the least
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popular
among them.
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IELTS academic The diagrams present genres of music albums bought by folks in Britain according to their gender and age.

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