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The image presents a pie chart titled "Location of dance classes" and a bar graph titled "Types of dance classes (by age group)." The pie chart divides dance class locations into private studios at 48%, school halls (after-school) at 24%, community halls & other at 18%, and college-based studios at 10%. The bar graph categorizes dance types by number of students for two age groups: "Under 11" and "11–16." Ballet classes have approximately 200 students in the "Under 11" category and about 600 in "11–16." Tap dance classes show around 100 students under "Under 11" and 400 in "11–16." For modern dance, the numbers reflect roughly 300 students in "Under 11" and close to 700 in "11–16."
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The charts illustrate the current attendance of youth in Australia in terms of location and the types of dance classes.
In general, majority of the people join the dance classes located in private studios. Most joined dance class is Ballet consisting of around 600 children aged under 11.
Around half of the pie chart shows the amount of dance classes located in private studios. Student could join dance classes after school which are located in school halls consisting of 24% of the chart. Communtity halls and other location fills up 18% whereas the lowest percentage is dance classes located in college based studios.
Moving on to the number of students attending different types of dances based on age groups. Most number of student attending ballets are of age under 11 meanwhile the least is found in Ballet classes with students ranging from 11 to 16 years old and in Modern classes with students under the age of 11.
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