The bar chart below shows the percentage of Australian men and women in different age groups who did regular physical activity in 2010.
The given chart indicates the proportion of male and female Australians in different
age
brackets doing physical activity
on a regular basis in 2010.
Looking at the overall
perspective, it is readily apparent that the rate of people who participated in physical activity
regularly was quite different for each age
group. The percentage of women
showed higher figures in all age
groups than the rate of men
except for the age
from 15 to 24, where men
showed the largest percentage of people doing regular physical activity
.
While
men
being 15 to 24 showed the biggest figures among all the listed figures on the chart describing the proportion of men
who did regular
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the regular
a regular
activity
, the women
from 45 to 54 did physical activity
regularly the most, and the figure was almost the same as the ratio of women
with age
from 55 to 64.
When it comes to Australian people who are 65 and over, there was a slight difference between men
and women
, where the proportion of the two genders did not over 50 percent
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per cent
However
, in other age
brackets, a larger difference was seen between the figure of the two genders.Submitted by doseun on
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