Syawaluddin Alim
Jun 1, 2021
Writing Feedback / The proportion of inhabitants by a variety of age groups in a city participated music events from 20 [2]
The proportion of inhabitants by a variety of age groups in a city participated music events from 2010 to 2015 is revealed in the graph
Overall, although some groups experienced fluctuation trends, the youngest going to music concert increased gradually. Eventually, the latter showed the highest proportion.
Initially, even after a sharp increase in the first next year by 10%, the percentage of the oldest went to music concert declined by same proportion in 2012, and the contrast trend by the similar comparison could be seen at those in medium age. While the ones with 55-64 years old showed a gradual increase by 10%, those in aged 25-44 decreased gradually by 10%. Nonetheless, the youngest was the most fascinated to the event, increasing to 58% in 2012.
In 2013, when the proportion of people aged 75 and above going to music events hit a low just under one in ten, they recovered towards the years while those in 45-54 showed conversely trend. Simultaneously, those at 25-44 and 55-64 had shown the controvert trend. The former reached its support at 30% which had been recognized as the latter's resistance, and both bounced back from then onwards. However, the youngest ones continued to grow, revealing as the highest in visitors at the end.
Music concerts attendance
The proportion of inhabitants by a variety of age groups in a city participated music events from 2010 to 2015 is revealed in the graph
Overall, although some groups experienced fluctuation trends, the youngest going to music concert increased gradually. Eventually, the latter showed the highest proportion.
Initially, even after a sharp increase in the first next year by 10%, the percentage of the oldest went to music concert declined by same proportion in 2012, and the contrast trend by the similar comparison could be seen at those in medium age. While the ones with 55-64 years old showed a gradual increase by 10%, those in aged 25-44 decreased gradually by 10%. Nonetheless, the youngest was the most fascinated to the event, increasing to 58% in 2012.
In 2013, when the proportion of people aged 75 and above going to music events hit a low just under one in ten, they recovered towards the years while those in 45-54 showed conversely trend. Simultaneously, those at 25-44 and 55-64 had shown the controvert trend. The former reached its support at 30% which had been recognized as the latter's resistance, and both bounced back from then onwards. However, the youngest ones continued to grow, revealing as the highest in visitors at the end.
