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The graphs below show the numbers and the percentages of children (aged 0-14) and young people (aged 15-24) in the Australian population from 1958 to the present and projections until 2038. SUmmarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The graphs display the quantity and the percentages of children up to 14 years and young people from 15 to 24 years in Australia from 1958 to 2038. Overall, the number of children and young people increased until current year and is predicted to be increased until 2038, while the percentage of age group up to 14 has and predicted to have a tremendous decline and age group from 15 to 24 years has a mild fall during a mentioned period. Looking into details, the percentage of children up to 14 years old has a considerable fall from roughly 30 % in 1958 to approximately 20% in 2038, while the number of children belonging to this age group was increased from 3 million in 1958 to predicted 5 million children in 2038. Having increased from roughly 14 % in 1958 to almost 18 % in 1978, the number of children from 15 to 24 years plunged to a low of approximately predicted 11 % in 2038.
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from 15 to 24 years in Australia from 1958 to 2038.
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to have a tremendous decline and age group from 15 to 24 years has a mild fall during a mentioned period.

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has a considerable fall from roughly 30 % in 1958 to approximately 20% in 2038, while the number of
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belonging to this age group was
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5 million
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in 2038. Having
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from roughly 14 % in 1958 to almost 18 % in 1978, the number of
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from 15 to 24 years plunged to a low of approximately
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11 % in 2038.
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IELTS academic The graphs below show the numbers and the percentages of children (aged 0-14) and young people (aged 15-24) in the Australian population from 1958 to the present and projections until 2038.

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