The bar chart illustrates how long individuals lived in various countries and the table indicates the rise in longevity over a period of 55 years starting from 1953. Looking from an overall perspective, it is readily apparent that Japanese citizens lived the longest, followed by Koreans, Americans, and lastly Indonesians. Over the period in question, Indonesia recorded the most significant increase in lifespan, while the US registered the least notable change.
Looking first at the bar chart, Japan has the highest life expectancy, with its population living up to 80 years on average, with Korea’s figure trailing slightly at around 79 years and the US’s at roughly 77 years. Indonesians are outlived by their counterparts in other three countries, recording an average lifespan of only 70 years.
Turning to the table, Indonesia and Korea displayed the most prominent changes in life expectancy, with their demographic living an additional 15.7 and 12.5 years on average, respectively. The increases in longevity in Japan and the US were comparable, with the former being 3.5 years and the latter 3 years.
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Illustrate / Indicate miêu tả
Various khác nhau
Longevity tuổi thọ
Lived the longest sống thọ nhất
Followed by theo sau bởi
Lastly cuối cùng
Recorded / Registered ghi nhận
Most significant increase sự gia tăng đáng kể nhất
Lifespan / Longevity / Life expectancy tuổi thọ
Least notable change sự thay đổi ít đáng chú ý nhất
Population dân số
Trailing slightly đi theo sau sát
Roughly xấp xỉ
Outlived sống lâu hơn
Display hiển thị
Demographic dân số
Comparable gần bằng nhau
Former dữ liệu được nhắc tới trước ở câu trước
Latter dữ liệu được nhắc tới sau ở câu trước