The age distribution of people in the U.S. in 2004 is shown below. Draw the histogram. (The class intervals include the left endpoint, not the right; for in-

stance, on the second line of the table, 14% of the people were age 5 years or more but had not yet turned 15. The interval for "75 and over" can be ended at 85. Men and women are combined in the data.) Use your histogram to answer the following questions.

(a) Are there more children age 1, or elders age 71?

(b) Are there more 21-year-olds, or 61-year-olds?

(c) Are there more people age 0-4, or 65-69?

(d) The percentage of people age 35 and over is around 25%, 50%, or 75%? P-968