The pie chart shows the number of college students preferring sports events, and the accompanying table, on the other hand, provides information about such events attended by male and female students. Overall, an overwhelming number of students show a lack of interest in attending sports events. When it comes to six various sporting events, it is evident that participation in football and badminton events is more popular among males, while their counterparts opt for joining in tennis events. Both genders exhibit an equal preference for taking part in basketball and volleyball events.
Starting with the pie chart, there is a pronounced disparity between students who go to sports events and those who do not. 80% of students in college never go to sporting events, considerably higher than those who enjoy going to such events, accounting for 20%.
Regarding a list of sports events, different gender types mostly prefer to join in various sports events. Standing first, while football emerges as the most attended event among men at 34%, a mere 1% of women took an interest in joining in this event. A similar trend can be seen in badminton, with 6% of men and 3% of women participating in this particular event.
Females, however, take the lead in attending tennis and volleyball events. A staggering proportion of females take part in tennis, 24%, as opposed to 3% of their counterparts. There is a 1 percentage point increase in volleyball participation, from 4% for males to 5% for females. Notably, the same proportion of both genders participate in the basketball event, with attendance at 10%.