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Band 5+: The bar chart below shows the percentage of Australian men and women in different age groups who did regular physical activity in 2010.

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The image displays a bar graph comparing male and female percentages across seven age groups. Vertically, percentages range from 10 to 60, increasing by 10. Horizontally, age groups are labeled '15 to 24', '25 to 34', '35 to 44', '45 to 54', '55 to 64', and '65 and over'. Males: 47.7%, 48.9%, 42.2%, 39.5%, 43.1%, 45.1%, 46.7%. Females: 52.8%, 49.1%, 52.5%, 53.3%, 53%, 47.1% respectively. Male bars are diagonal-striped, female bars are black.
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The bar chart illustrates the proportion of Australian male and female who perform the daily exercise category in different range of age in year 2010.

Overall, most of the men were participating at the younger age, while women at their adult stage had the highest percentage involved.

After the age of 24, 10.6 percentage of boys left, the highest number of drop comparing to all the situations. Trend of men getting out of regular physical activity continued up to the age group 35 to 44. After that, there was a seen, a gradual rise in the percentage.

Female’s participation is steady throughout the different age group with a small drop, just 2.9% from the 55 to 64 to 65 and over age group. Only age group of 15 to 24 men were more in the proportion than female. There was more than 50% of women doing exercise regularly from the age 35 to 64.

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