2. THE QUESTION
I had asked a question which was asking the
audiences age in which would allow me gather a
more accurate result as I would be asking a verity of
people. For this gender was a important question
which I had used quantitative research which are
closed questions allowing to give multiple choice
questions as when analysing the question allows to
gain accurate and precise results.
In My Questionnaire I Had Asked
50 people
3. WHY THIS QUESTION WAS ASKED?
This question was asked because it allowed me to
identify what age groups prefer what music which
therefore would allow me to gain results and come to
a conclusion on what age group my audience would
be.
Asking the age also allows to produce results in
which gives each question the most popular reason.
Therefore when analysing the result it allows show
which age chose that answer the most allowing to
gain precise results that are relevant to my research
and findings.
4. THE PIE CHART
16 year old
40%
17 year old
10%
18 year old
10%
20 year old
10%
32 year old
20%
50 year old
10%
Age
5. WHAT THE PIE CHART SHOWS
The pie chart shows that the most common age
group I had used was 16 year olds. Apart from this I
had asked a verity of ages up of 50 year olds and
older. This would allow the results gathered to show
which group age of the audience likes what specific
music magazine as different age groups prefer
different demands in music magazines. For this it
allows me to see what I can put into my music
magazine to attract all or most of the different age
groups.
6. WHY I HAD USED A PIE CHART AS FOR THIS
ANALYSIS
I had used a pie chart as part of this analysis as it
allowed to produce a clear understanding on the
different age groups used. For this it allows to
produce a accurate results in which can be
understood but also have a professional view towards
the presentation of the findings.
In this case of the different ages it allows to show that
I had asked a verity of the different age groups which
therefore allowed my research to be fair.
