The table below shows the numbers of students at a malaysian secondari school during two school years. the charts show the result of surveys asking the students what their favorite sports is

The given table displays the

quantity

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of

students

in Malaysian secondary education between 2004 to 2005 and 2014 to 2015, whilst the pie charts describe a survey of the

proportion

of

students

engaged in their favourite sports in that given period.

Overall

, the number of

students

experienced an upward trend after ten years ,

while

the survey reported that after a decade the percentage of

students

participating in basketball and football witnessed an increase, tennis and swimming had a downward trend, just rugby remained the same in the

proportion

of

students

involved in

this

sport over a decade.

To begin

with, in the school year 2004-2005, there were 73,000

students

at a Malaysian secondary school. The figure increased by 18, 000

Students

in 2014-2015. In 2004-2005 Of those, 15 % of

students

were attracted to basketball sports, albeit not as great as

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( 30 %).

this

figure

then

increased after ten years to 35 % and 40 % respectively.

in contrast

, Tennis which was the most popular sport in Malaysian secondary education at 40 % in 2004-2005 had a decrease in the

proportion

of

students

involved in

this

sport to 15 % in 2014-2015.

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the tennis

,

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and swimming figure decreased to become half (5 %)

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ten years later.

in addition

, the

proportion

of

students

participating in rugby did not change during the given period with 5 % of

students

.