Two population pyramids, both dated 1996, captioned "Jordan, Nationals 1996" and "Saudi Arabia, Nationals 1996". Each shows Males (left) and Females (right) as horizontal bars across age bands from 0-4 up to 80+ (5-year bands, plus a final 80+ band), x-axis in percent of the national population, 0 to 20% on each side. Both pyramids are broad-based, narrowing sharply toward the older age bands, typical of a young, high-growth population. Reading the bars: the Jordan female bar for ages 25-29 reaches about 8%. The Saudi Arabia male bar for ages 5-9 is the widest male band on that pyramid, reaching about 17%.
In 1996, 17% of male Saudis were between which ages?