The distribution of the ages of a nation's population has a strong influence on economic and social conditions ...

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Question 2: The distribution of the ages of a nation's population has a strong influence on economic and social conditions.  The following table shows the age distribution of U.S. residents in 1950 and the projected distribution in 2075, in millions of people.

  • Because the total population in 2075 is much larger      than the 1950 population, comparing percent in each age group is clearer      then comparing counts.  Make a table of the percent of the total      population in each age group for both 1950 and 2075.  Use excel to      enter the original data and to compute the percentages.
  • Using excel create two histograms with a vertical scale      in percents for the 1950 and 2075 population data.  
  • Insert the histograms into a word document and discuss      the main features of each histogram and compare and contrast them.  
  • Upload both your excel and word document

  

Age group


1950


2075

 

Under 10


29.3


53.3

 

10-19


21.8


53.2

 

20-29


24.0


51.2

 

30-39


22.8


50.5

 

40-49


19.3


47.5

 

50-59


15.5


44.8

 

60-69


11.0


40.7

 

70-79


5.5


30.9

 

80-89


1.6


21.7

 

90-99


0.1


8.8

 

100-109


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1.1

 

Total


151.1


403.7

    • 8 years ago
    Both the histograms show a right skew. This means more population is concentrated ...
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