The charts below give information on the location and types of dance classes young people in town in Australia are currently attending. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main futures,and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie

chart

illustrates the distribution of

dance

classes

in a town in Australia across four different categories: private

studios

, school

halls

, college-based

studios

, and community

halls

,

while

the bar

chart

indicates the various types of

dance

classes

, including ballet, tap, and modern, among different

age

groups of adolescents. From an

overall

perspective, it is evident that the vast majority of

dance

lessons were located in private

studios

in

this

town in Australia.

On the other hand

, ballet

classes

were the dominant type of

dance

sessions for teenagers under 11, compared to other types. In terms of the locations of

dance

training, private

studios

occupy half of the pie

chart

with a significant proportion of 48%. It is notable that school

halls

were suitable places for

dance

sessions in 24% of cases,

while

18% of

dance

instruction for adolescents occurred in community

halls

.

However

, only 10% of the

classes

were held in college-based

studios

. Regarding the bar

chart

, the number of students attending

dance

training varies from 0 to 700 individuals. Teenagers in Australia have different preferences based on their

age

group, particularly between those under 11 and those between 11 and 16 years. Ballet

classes

are particularly notable, with 600 participants under the

age

of 11. The remaining tap category of

dance

classes

showed only slight distinctions among the different

age

groups.