The graph below shows the percentage of adults according to age and gender who do not do any physical activity in Australia.
The graph below shows the percentage of adults according to age and gender who do not do any physical activity in Australia. YLBXB
Data regarding the rate of the adult population in Australia who lead a sedentary lifestyle is depicted in the given bar diagram.
Overall, it is clear that except in the age group 65- 74, the proportion of people who do no physical activity increases as the age advances.
As per the graph, the rate of idle population is seen most in the oldest age group (75+). About 57% of women follow this lifestyle from this group, while the rate of their male counterparts is almost 14% less. Other age groups in which females dominate males, in this case, are 15 to 34 and 65 to 74 age groups. Here, the difference between both genders ranges from 2 to 5%. When about 15% of males are marked sedentary in the youngest age group, in the 65-74 age group, the proportion is seen much higher (27%).
More males from the age groups between 45 and 64 are reported to be physically inactive than females, and here the disparity is about 6%. Among these groups, almost 43% of males from the 55-64 group are identified as sedentary, which is the highest and same rate as the oldest group.
It is also interesting to note that the rates of both genders are exactly the same in the 35-44 group (28%).
Data regarding the
rate
of the adult population in Australia who lead a sedentary lifestyle
is depicted
in the
given
bar diagram.
Overall
, it is
clear
that except in the
age
group
65- 74
, the proportion of
people
who do no physical activity increases as the
age
advances.
As per the graph, the
rate
of idle population is
seen
most in the oldest
age
group
(75+). About 57% of women follow this lifestyle from this
group
, while the
rate
of their male counterparts is almost 14% less. Other
age
groups
in which females dominate
males
,
in this case
, are 15 to 34 and 65 to 74
age
groups
. Here, the difference between both genders ranges from 2 to 5%. When about 15% of
males
are marked
sedentary in the youngest
age
group
, in the 65-74
age
group
, the proportion is
seen
much higher (27%).
More
males
from the
age
groups
between 45 and 64
are reported
to be
physically
inactive than females, and here the disparity is about 6%. Among these
groups
, almost 43% of
males
from the 55-64
group
are identified
as sedentary, which is the highest and same
rate
as the oldest group.
It is
also
interesting to note that the
rates
of both genders are exactly the same in the 35-44
group
(28%).