The charts below give information on the location and types of dance classes young people in a town in Australia are currently attending.

The pie

chart

illustrates the location of dance

classes

that young people undertake in an Australian town,

whereas

the bar

chart

demonstrates the types of them.

Overall

, it is evident that

while

people aged below 11 are most keen on ballet and tap dances, those from

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the 11

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-16 age bracket show a significant interest

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modern ones. Notably, the majority of these

classes

take place in private studios. Looking at the pie

chart

in detail, it is noticeable that almost half of the dance

classes

take place in private studios, making it the most popular location. School halls follow, contributing to almost a third of the

classes

. In comparison, community halls and other, and colledge-based studios, account for the lowest proportions at nearly 20% and 10% of the figure respectively. Moving on to the bar

chart

, the youngest age bracket has a substantial tendency towards ballet, with roughly 600 of them attending.

However

, only 300 of them took part in modern dances,

while

the figure for 11-to 16-year-olds is well above 500 students.

Lastly

, tap dances are of high popularity among below-11s with more than 400 students, compared to the older age group's 400.