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

The pie chart illustrates the location of

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classes

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,

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the accompanying bar chart compares the contribution of two age groups in three types of

dance

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classes

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, the majority of

dance

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classes

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are held in private studios, with

children

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under the age of 11 being more interested in ballet

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, modern dancing is the most sought-after dancing class among teenagers. Looking at the location of

dance

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classes

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in more detail, almost half of them are held in private studios, followed by after-school

dance

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classes

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in school halls making up one-fourth of the total locations. Meanwhile, only 18% of the

classes

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are held in community halls, and college-based studios

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only 10%. Regarding different types of

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, it is obvious that the younger group find ballet to be more interesting, with 600 participants. The figure for

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type of class is halved in the

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group.

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,

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over 500

children

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, aged11-16 participate in modern

dance

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classes

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, only 300

children

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aged under 11 opt for these

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, relatively the same number of

children

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from both groups are registered in tap dancing

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, with over 400 participants in each group