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The bar chart below shows us smoking habit of the uk population by age from the age of 16 to 24 62 percent never smoke 8 percent was ex smoker 25 percent light smoker and only 5 percent was heavy smoker from 25 to 34 55 percent never smoke 6 percent was ex smoker 33 percent was light smoker and 7 percent heavy smoker 35 to 44 it there was 60 percent non smoker 5 percent ex smoker 27 percent light smoker and 8 per cent heavy smoker at 45 to 54 56 percent non smoker 10 percent ex smoker 20 percent light smoker and 14 percent heavy smoker at 55 to 64 with 53 percent never smoke 23 ex smoker 17 light smoker and 6 heavy smoker at the final bar from 65 to 74 44 percent was non smoker 43 percent ex smoker 11 percent light smoker and 4 percent heavy smoker so the highest non smoker percentage is 62 percent belongs to the age group from 16 to 24 the highest percentage of ex smoker is 43 belongs to 65 to 74 the highest of light smokers are 33 perent belongs to the age 25 to 34 and the highest percent of heavy smokers are 14  percent and belongs to the age group of 45 to 65 so overall out of 6 bars and 600 percent with one bar being 100 percent covering the age from 16 to 74 the non smoker is 330 percent ex tsmokers are 95 percent and light smokers are 133 percent and finally the percentage of heavy smokers are 44 percent

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The chart compares the smoking habits of six different age groups of people living in the UK.
The majority of England citizens are non-smokers. Additionally, people tend to quit smoking as they get older. The 16-24 age group has the highest rate of individuals who never smoke, at over 60%, while only less than 45% of people aged 65 to 74 have never consumed tobacco. It is interesting to note that people between the ages
of 25 and 34 are more likely to be light smokers than other groups, with more than 30% of those surveyed, compared to just only 10% of the oldest group. As regard figures for heavy smokers, middle-aged citizens have a higher proportion of heavy smokers than any other group. 45-54 age group has the highest percentage of heavy tobacco consumers, at around 15%, followed by 12% of people aged between 35 and 44. Meanwhile, the ex-smoker rates in the two oldest groups are highest, at 40% and 25% respectively.

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The bar chart compares smoking habits of six differents age groups of people living in the UK.
It can be observed that the majority of British is not a smoker. 16-24 years-old people has the highest rate who never smoke, at over 60%, while people aged 65-74 have less than 45% non-smokers. The highest heavy smoker rate falls on two middle age groups, about 12% from 35-44 and 14% from 45-54. Furthermore, the percentage of ex-smoker from people aged 16-54 is nearly similar, which is around 6% to 10%, while the remain groups have the higher rate and especially for the oldest group (65-74 years-old people). It can also be seen that the elderly have the lowest proportion of light smoker.

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The bar chart illustrates the porpotions of the smoking routine of the UK residents in different generations.
Overall, people tend to smoke alot during their adulthood and most of them would give up on smoking as they grow older.
Firstly, more than half of the adolescents have never smoke before and have the highest percentage of 60% mainly because they are still young and are inexperienced. As they grow older, it is clear that people started to become a light smoker during this age with more than 30%.
At the group age of 35-44, individuals slowly starting to smoke heavily and reaching at it peaks of 15% after 10 years later. And finally, as they reached elders age, most people gave up on consuming tobacco because of their health conditions.
In conclusion, half of the population in the UK aren’t a big fan of smoking and even so, people are likely to turn down smoking when they become elders.

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The bar graph shows information about people's drinking behavior by age group in the US. Several trends are evident.

The highest proportion of never drinkers (almost two-thirds) is in the 16-24 year old group. Rates tend to decrease with age. Only 40 percent of people aged 65-74 have never drank alcohol.

On the other hand, the percentage of people who have given up alcohol tends to increase with age. Only 5 percent of those in the youngest age group (16-24) are former drinkers, as opposed to about 40 percent of those aged 65-75.

The prevalence of such categories as heavy drinkers also shows a distinct pattern. People in middle age (35-54) tend to be the heaviest drinkers - about 13 percent of the total. A relatively small percentage of people in the youngest age group, and an even smaller percentage of people in the oldest group (about 3 percent) drink heavily.

Overall, age seems to be an important factor in patterns of drinking behavior.

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The bar chart compares smoking habits of six different age group of people living in the United Kingdom.
It is evident that the majority of England citizens are non-smokers whilst the others have a tendency to quit smoking when they run to seed.
As we can see, these group of 16-24  has the highest rate of individuals who never smoke, at over 60%, while

only less than 45% people aged 65 to 74 have never consumed tobacco. It is interesting to note that

people in the ages of 25 and 34 are more likely to be a light smoker than other group, with more than 30% of those surveyed, compared to just only 10% of the oldest group.

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The bar chart compares the proportion of smoking habits among people from different ages in Great Britain.

Overall, it can be seen that age appears to be a significant factor in patterns of smoking behavior. Young people tend to not smoking but the percentage decrease when people are older.

The highest proportion of people who have never smoked is in the 16 to 24 age group with nearly two-thirds. However this percentage gets lower in the older group age and the lowest is 65-74 age group which accounts around 45 percent.

On the other hand, the number of people who used to smoke increase with age. People who quit smoking in the younger group comprise under 10 percent while the old age group (65-75) make up to 40 percent.

The proportion of those who is a smoker appears more in the middle age group. Age group has the most light smoker is from 25 to 35 which occupy around one-thirds and 45 to 54 age group has the most heavy smoker, about 13 percent respectively.