The bar graph illustrates the proportions of males and females who did a daily physical activity based on age factor in Australia in the year 2010. Overall, it can be seen that the percentage of the female group with 45 to 54 years of age involved in physical activity every day were highest and the male group with 35-44 years were the lowest.
Coming to females, the 45-54-year-old were approximately 53 percent active followed by 55 to 64 and 35 to 44 adults with 53 and 525 percentages approximately.
The old age women of more than 65 years were least active each day stood at about 47 percent.
In the Male group, the younger men with 15-24 age accounted for 52. 8 which is highest among other male groups. The second most active were 65 and above group in men nearly 47. The men and women participated almost the same in the older group whereas there was a noticeable difference in the age group of 35-44 years which are about 53 and 40 percentages for men and women respectively.
The bar graph illustrates the proportions of
males
and females who did a daily physical activity based on
age
factor in Australia in the
year
2010.
Overall
, it can be
seen
that the percentage of the female
group
with 45 to 54 years of
age
involved in physical activity every day were highest and the male
group
with 35-44 years were the lowest.
Coming to females, the 45-54-year-
old
were approximately 53 percent active followed by 55 to 64 and 35 to 44 adults with 53 and 525 percentages approximately.
The
old
age
women of more than 65 years were least active each day stood at about 47 percent.
In the Male
group
, the younger
men
with 15-24
age
accounted for 52. 8 which is highest among other male
groups
. The second most active were 65 and above
group
in
men
nearly
47. The
men
and women participated almost the same in the older
group
whereas there was a noticeable difference in the
age
group
of 35-44 years which are about 53 and 40 percentages for
men
and women
respectively
.