The bar chart illustrates the percentage of the Australian males and females of various age groups who involved in daily exercise in the year 2010.
Overall, the highest number of people who did physical activity in Australia are women compared to men irrespective of how old they were. Younger males and middle-aged females did approximately equal percentage of exercise daily.
Firstly, women between the ages 25 to 54 doing activities raised significantly with their age, whereas, men's percentage decreased from 52. 8 to 39. 5 between people who are 15 and 44 years of age. Males focus less on exercises past their adult life because they focus more on studies and jobs.
Finally, the combined percentage of both males and females at the age above 65 are approximately equal. Women's graph increased over the age from 47. 7% to 53% and men's graph inclined slightly from middle age to old age.
The bar chart illustrates the
percentage
of the Australian
males
and females of various
age
groups who involved in daily exercise in the year 2010.
Overall
, the highest number of
people
who did physical activity in Australia are women compared to
men
irrespective of how
old
they were. Younger
males
and middle-aged females did approximately equal
percentage
of exercise daily.
Firstly
, women between the
ages
25 to 54 doing activities raised
significantly
with their
age
, whereas,
men
's
percentage
decreased from 52. 8 to 39. 5 between
people
who are 15 and 44 years of
age
.
Males
focus less on exercises past their adult life
because
they focus more on studies and jobs.
Finally
, the combined
percentage
of both
males
and females at the
age
above 65 are approximately equal. Women's graph increased over the
age
from 47. 7% to 53% and
men
's graph inclined
slightly
from middle
age
to
old
age
.