Some young people are leaving the countryside to live in cities and towns, leaving only old people in the countryside. What problems are caused by this issue? What can be done to solve this situation?

The chart gives us information about the physical
activity
done by
Austrailian
a native or inhabitant of Australia
Australian
men and women of various
age
groups in 2010. Overall,
Austrailian
a native or inhabitant of Australia
Australian
men when they are young
(
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(
ages 15-24) are more regular in physical
activity
and the Australian women who are in their late forties and early fifties (ages 45 to 54) are
regular
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regularly
in physical
activity
. Whereas, the percentage of Australian men and women in
age
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the age group
group
25 to 34 and 65 and over respectively were the least in regular physical activities.
Also we
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Also, we
can see that
overall percentage
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the overall percentage
of women’s doing physical
activity
is higher than that of males. We can segregate
this
graph in three sections Above 50% people
,
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,
Between 40% to 50% people and below 40% people doing regular physical activities. So
for
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in
the section of above 50% of people doing physical
activity
we can clearly see that women’s from 3
age
groups (35 to 44, 45 to 54 and 55 to 64) have surpassed with 52.5%, 53.3% and 53
% respectively
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%, respectively
working out regularly.
On the contrary
males from only one
age
group
that is
15 to 24 have surpassed it with 52.8% of them doing regular workouts. The
second
segregation that was for people lying between 40% to 50% of
population
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the population
doing physical
activity
, The male members of the society have taken over with 4
age
groups
(
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(
25 to 34, 45 to 54, 55 to 64 and 65 and over) with 42.2%, 43.1%, 45.1% and 46.7
% respectively
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%, respectively
doing regular fitness activities. Whereas only women who were 65 and over fall under
this
category with 47.1% of them doing workouts. The
last
segregation was for
below
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under
40% where only one male
age
group
was confined.
Austrailain
a native or inhabitant of Australia
Australian
men from 35years to 44 years were a little below 40
% which
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%, which
made them fall in
this
category. Only 39.5% of
auustralian
a native or inhabitant of Australia
Australian
men from the above
age
group
fall under
this
category.

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