The bar chart below shows the percentage of Australian men and women in different age groups who did regular physical activity in 2010. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
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The bar chart provides an overview of the proportion of Australian men and women across various
age
groups who engaged in regular physical activity in the year 2010. Overall
, it is evident that female participation
rates generally exceeded those of males, except in the youngest age
group.
To begin
with, in the age
group 15-24, male participation
stood at 52.8%, slightly surpassing that of females at 47.7%. However
, this
pattern reversed in subsequent age
brackets. From ages 25 to 44, male engagement in physical activity steadily declined, reaching its lowest point of 39.5% among those aged 35-44. In contrast
, female participation
showed a gradual increase across these age
groups, peaking at 50.3% for those aged 45-54.
Moving to the older age
categories, both genders exhibited a decline in physical activity levels. Males aged 55-64 and over 65 reported participation
rates of 45.1% and approximately 46.7% respectively, while
females in these age
brackets showed rates of around 47.1% and 53%, with the latter being the highest recorded among all age
groups.Submitted by msdedew10 on
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