The bar chart demonstrates information about the fraction of women and men in various age groups who did routinely physical activity in Australia in 2010.
Overall, what stands out from the graph is that the number of females who were incline to do exercise was higher than males, five out of six different age groups.
With respect to women, 45-54 age group females were more eager to do exercise with 53.3% than other age groups. The proportion of women who were between 55 and 64 were the second highest figure, as opposed to that of 35-40 age group females which came the next with 52.5%. The remainder of percentages of other age groups hovered around 48%.
Looking to the details, regarding men, the largest proportion was recorded in adolescents with 52,8% which was even less than the highest percentage for females. The second age group which tended to do physical activities was the old men over 65, with 46.7%. After that,55-64 age group was ranked third with 45.1%, compared to 45-54 age group, which accounted for 43.1%. The total percentage of rest of age groups was calculated less than 82%.