The bar graph illustrates the comparison of Australian males and females of six age groups who did daily activities to keep them fresh. This data was recorded in 2010.
Overall, considering the data from the chart, we can see that men of age between 15 to 24 showed more interest. More than half of the people did regular exercises. Although, in rest of the five groups, women’s percentage was at peak as compared to men’s.
To commence with, almost 53% of teenagers and young adults of boys were more interested in exercises. Whereas, other generation of women’s were at the highest. In Young adults of 25 to 34, almost 50 percent of women participated in regular activity. Additionally, in age groups of 35 to 64, 53% of Australian ladies were recorded. While for men of these ages frequency was 40 to 45%. The noticeable part of this data is that senior citizens of both sexes participated in regular activities to maintain their health and the proportion were almost similar at 47% respectively.