The bar chart displays the number of men and women enrolled in different evening courses at an adult education center in 2009, while the pie chart provides a breakdown of the age distribution of the participants.
Overall, women significantly outnumbered men in most courses, except for sculpture. Regarding age, the majority of participants were aged 50 or above, while the youngest group (under 20) represented the smallest proportion.
The bar chart reveals that painting and language courses were the most popular among women, with around 30 and 40 participants, respectively. In contrast, fewer men attended these courses, with roughly 25 for painting and just 20 for languages. Similarly, women dominated drama classes (approximately 20 attendees) compared to men (10 attendees). The only course where men outnumbered women was sculpture, where male participants accounted for about 10 compared to 5 women.
The pie chart shows that 42% of the participants were aged 50 or older, making this group the largest. The second-largest group was those aged 40-49, comprising 26% of the attendees. Participants aged 30-39 accounted for 16%, while the 20-29 age group represented 11%. The smallest proportion, just 5%, belonged to those under 20.