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 provides data regarding 4 distinct venues of

dance

classes

,

while

the diagram illustrates 2

age

classifications (under 11 and 11 - 16

years

) that currently participate in 3 different types of

dance

classes

(ballet, tap, modern) in an Australian city. To commence, private facilities are the predominant location of

dance

classes

, accounting for approximately half of the proportion at 48%.

This

is followed by school halls (after-school) and community halls & others at around 21% on average for each place.

However

, the college-based spaces only contribute 38% less compared to private studios, indicating a noticeable disparity.

On the other hand

, regarding types of

dance

classes

per

age

group, 600 children under 11

years

old participate in ballet class,

whereas

children from the 11 - 16

age

group that study ballet are only half of those under 11

years

.

Conversely

, the number of students from under 11

years

old and 11 -16

age

groups that engage in tap class is almost identical at around 450 students.

Moreover

,

although

300 children under 11

years

old learn modern

dance

, the number from the 11 - 16

age

group is approximately 200 more. To encapsulate,

although

dance

classes

are mostly held at private studios, those 2

age

groups have their own preference on types of

dance

classes

.