A bar graph that shows the number of people who have been diagnosed with cancer in the United States. The x-axis of the graph is labeled "Fajac-en-Val" and the y-axis is labeled as "Source: Insee". There are six bars in the graph, each representing a different age group. The bars are arranged in ascending order, with the highest bar at the top and the lowest at the bottom. The first bar on the left represents 35, the second bar represents 32, the third bar represents 33, and the fourth bar represents 30, the fifth bar represents 29. The sixth bar represents 26, the seventh bar represents 23, the eighth bar represents 34, the ninth bar represents 36, the tenth bar represents 37, the eleventh bar represents 38, the twelfth bar represents 39, the thirteenth bar represents 40, the last bar represents 50, the final bar represents 60, the middle bar represents 70, the shortest bar represents 80, the tallest bar represents 90, the lowest bar represents 100, the heaviest bar represents 110, the weakest bar represents 125, the strongest bar represents 150, the worst bar represents 200, the best bar represents 250, the least bar represents 300, the biggest bar represents 400, the brightest bar represents 450, the darkest bar represents 600, the furthest bar represents 700, the largest bar represents 800, the smallest bar represents 900, the most prominent bar represents 1000, the widest bar represents 1200, the longest bar represents 1500, the fastest bar represents 1600, the greatest bar represents 1700, the deepest bar represents 1800, the oldest bar represents 1900, the youngest bar represents 2000, the highest number of patients in the U.S.
User drkilkub uploaded the image
User drkilkub uploaded the image
