The given bar graph compares the number of boys and girls who played six different sports (tennis, badminton, cycling, swimming, football and hockey) in a town of England in 2012.
Overall, the number of boys who played football was 60 making it the highest played sports by any gender while for girls this number was highest in swimming at 50. Hockey was the least liked sports for both the genders with only 15 boys and less than 10 girls playing it.
The sports in which the count of boys led the chart was tennis, cycling, football and hockey with 50, 35, 60 and 15 numbers respectively. Badminton and swimming were the only sports which girls played more than boys and their numbers were 40 and 50 respectively.
The difference in numbers was most significant in football with girls being only 33% of the number of guys. This difference was least observed in swimming where the number of girls was only 20% lesser than that of guys
The
given
bar graph compares the
number
of
boys
and
girls
who
played
six
different
sports
(tennis, badminton, cycling, swimming,
football
and hockey) in a town of England in 2012.
Overall
, the
number
of
boys
who
played
football
was 60 making it the highest
played
sports
by any gender while for
girls
this
number
was highest in swimming at 50. Hockey was the least liked
sports
for both the genders with
only
15
boys
and less than 10
girls
playing it.
The
sports
in which the count of
boys
led the chart was tennis, cycling,
football
and hockey with 50, 35, 60 and 15
numbers
respectively
. Badminton and swimming were the
only
sports
which
girls
played
more than
boys
and their
numbers
were 40 and 50
respectively
.
The difference in
numbers
was most significant in
football
with
girls
being
only
33% of the
number
of guys. This difference was least observed in swimming where the
number
of
girls
was
only
20% lesser than that of
guys