The chart and graph below give information about participants who have entered the Olympics since it began. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting on the main features, and make comparisons where relevant

The bar chart portrays specifically the number of

participants

separated by gender (male and female) in the

Olympics

from 1924 to 2012,

while

the line graph depicts the total of

participants

.

Overall

, the male cohort was increasing from the beginning of the event until 2012, but the female cohort had no

participants

in 1924. They showed their participation in 1952 and rose again in every Olympic.

Moreover

, the total of

participants

in the

Olympics

was growth in the following years.

According to

the bar chart, there were 3000 males in the

Olympics

in 1924 without any female representation. The male entrants slightly increased to around 4500

participants

in 1952,

on the contrary

, there were not only 1000 females at that time.

Furthermore

, the proportion was upward for both gender in 1984, 5000 males and about 1500 females participate in the event. In 2012, the proportion of males was the highest with 6000, and surprisingly the females' cohort witnessed a peak with an estimated 5000. It is interesting to note that the number of

participants

in the

Olympics

increases from year to year. There were around 3000 entrants in 1924 and moderately upward in 1952 representing 5000

participants

.

Subsequently

, in 1984 the numbers rose by making up 6000 people, and enormously rock in 2012 with a total of more than 10000 companions,

as a result

.