he bar graph illustrates the percentage of male and female citizens of Australia categorised by their age groups who also performed on regular physical activity in the year 2010.
This bar chart illustrates the percentage of Australian men and women aged 15 and over 65 who did regular exercise in 2010. Overall, the figures of women who worked out steadily were relatively higher than those of men.
The bar charts illustrates that two genres of TV programmes such as game shows and relaity shows watched by male and female in four categories of the age group people in Australia.
The bar diagrams provide data about Australia's people's preference for watching two different genres of TV programs, observed in sexes and in 4 age groups.
The bar charts compare and contrast data on pecentage of men and women and four different age groups watch reality shows and game shows. Overall, while the women prefer to watch more reality shows than game shows, the me
The given bar chart illustrates the extent of physical activities Australian men and women did in 2010, measured in percentage. It is evident that women of all ages except the 15 to 24 years group are doing more physical
The given bar chart provides information about groups of men and women who are in different ages, doing regular physical activity. These instructions involve Australian people in 2010 in percentage.
The provided bar chart depicts the proportion of Australian working out in 2010 based on their age and gender. Furthermore, it showcases the exercise habit of Australian during that period of time.
The graph illustrates the proportion of men and women in Australia in different age categories who took exercises on a regular basis in one particular year.
The given image depicts bar chart representing the trends in day-to-day physical activity by Australian males and females in various age groups in 2010.
The given chart illustrates the proportion of age of women giving birth to their first child in six different categories (under 19, 19-20, 25-30, 30-34, 34-39, and over 40 years old) in Australia over four decades betwee