The bar and line graph show the number of people take part in the Olympics from 1924 to 2012. While the bar chart compares the number of participants between female and male, the line graph illustrates the total number of participants in the same period.
Overall, there was an upward trend of the number of people participated in the Olympics over the period of 88 years in both graph. The participants who were men is more than women in bar chart, whereas the line saw an steady increase in the number of participants in both gender.
The bar chart shows that in the Olympics, the number of men join in take over the number of women, at 3000 people at the beginning. In contrast, the number of women competitors at that time were just below 100 people, but then rise dramatically to just under 5000 at the end of the period. The number of male participants still higher than female in 2012, by nearly 1200 people.
The line graph saw an steady climb of the number of participants from around 2500 to just over 7000 people between 1924 and 1984, then this number reached a peak at over 1000 people in 2012.
The bar and
line
graph
show
the
number
of
people
take part
in the Olympics from 1924 to 2012. While the bar chart compares the
number
of
participants
between female and male, the
line
graph
illustrates the total
number
of
participants
in the same period.
Overall
, there was an upward trend of the
number
of
people
participated in the Olympics
over
the period of 88 years in both
graph
. The
participants
who were
men
is more than women in bar chart, whereas the
line
saw
an
steady increase in the
number
of
participants
in both gender.
The bar chart
shows
that in the Olympics, the
number
of
men
join
in take
over
the
number
of women, at 3000
people
at the beginning.
In contrast
, the
number
of women competitors at that time were
just
below 100
people
,
but
then rise
dramatically
to
just
under 5000 at the
end
of the period. The
number
of male
participants
still
higher than female in 2012, by
nearly
1200
people
.
The
line
graph
saw
an
steady climb of the
number
of
participants
from around 2500 to
just
over
7000
people
between 1924 and 1984, then this
number
reached a peak at
over
1000
people
in 2012.