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The image shows two bar charts depicting percentages of regular, semi-regular, and seldom activity among men and women in four age groups: 15-24, 25-39, 40-54, and 55+. In the Men's chart, Regular activity is highest in the 55+ group at approx 70%, followed by 25-39 at over 50%, then 40-54 at approx 50%, and lowest in 15-24 at less than 20%. Semi-regular activity is relatively uniform across age groups, ranging from approx 20% to 30%. Seldom activity is highest in the 15-24 group at over 60%, decreases with age, with the 55+ group at less than 10%. In the Women's chart, Regular activity is highest in the 55+ group at over 50%, then 40-54 at over 40%, 25-39 at approx 40%, and lowest in 15-24 at less than 20%. Semi-regular activity trends similarly to men, with a range from 20% to slightly over 30%. Seldom activity is highest in the 15-24 group at over 50%, decreases with age, with 55+ at approx 10%.
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The bar chart shows how often men and women of different age groups exercised in Europe in 2016. In the two diagrams, there are 4 age groups, namely 15–24, 25–39, 40–54, and 55+. In the male diagram, the highest semi-regular activity is at the age of 15–24 with a percentage of less than 60%, followed by the age of 25–39 with 45%, then at the age of 40–54 with about 35%, and finally at the age of 55+ with more than 20%. For almost the same percentage in each age group of less than 20%, the seldom group has a percentage of about 10% to 20%, and the never exercise group is highest at the age of 55+ with less than 60%.

Then, in the female diagram in the semi-regular group, the highest percentage is at the age of 15–24 with less than 50%, then in regular activities, the percentage of each age group is the same, which is less than 10%, then in seldom activities, all age groups are less than 25%, and the highest never activity is in the 55+ group with a percentage of around 60–65%.

So it can be concluded that the 55+ age group is the age group that rarely exercises because they are old, and the percentage of people who are used to exercising is in the 15-24 age group.

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