Wednesday, October 31, 2018
Population pyramid
Today in class we talked about population pyramids. These are like bar graphs. but put on their sides. They are used to show population at ages at a rate on a graph. There are three types of them. A tree, box, and cup. A tree is a developing nation with not a lot of old people and a lot of kids. A box is a developed nation that has a solid base of young people as well as a girthy top of old folks. Finally, a cup is a place where there are more old people than young. The first and last are not good situations because there is a lack of work force and leadership. The middle one is the best because it is set up for all tasks. We also had a shadow in our class named Kyle. He was homeschooled is entire life, and is looking for a school to play football and meet new people. I personally like him because I have met him before and we are friends. He is an athlete that I can relate to. In the end, I enjoyed this class and am intrigued by the population pyramids.
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