The provided bar chart and pie chart represent the quantity of males and females participating in various evening courses at an adult education center and the age range of the participants in the year 2009.
In general, it is clear from the bar chart that female participants were likely to attend these classes more than male except for sculpture. Additionally, the proportion of adults joining the courses at the age of 50 or over took up the highest percentage of the pie chart.
Analyzing the bar chart, both numbers of females taking part in language and drama classes were two times higher than that of males – 40 and 20 respectively. There were 30 women who joined art class – merely 5 people higher than men, while sculpting was the only course possessing males more than females, with males being 10 in total – 2 times higher than females.
A closer look at the pie chart reveals that the majority of people attending evening classes referred to adults around the age of 50 or older, contributing 42% to the total percentage. Those around 40 to 49 years old taking part in these courses accounted for more than a quarter as the second rank, being 10% higher than the ones around 30 to 39 years old. In contrast, the least popular age range belonged to people under 20 years old, occupying 5% which was more than a half lower than the number of participants with the age range from 20 to 29.