The diagram illustrates the proportions of Australian men and women engaging in physical activity in 2010. It is evident from the overall trend that a higher percentage of women were active compared to men.
Analyzing the data from the diagram, it is apparent that males aged 35 to 44 were the least active compared to women. However, in the youngest age category of 15 to 24, men were more active. Additionally, the percentage of physical activity increased for males aged 45 to 54 to 46.7% and for those aged 65 and over.
Conversely, it is clear that females aged 45 to 54 were the most active, at almost 54%. Furthermore, in the younger age groups, women were less active compared to men of the same age. Notably, the percentages of physical activity for Australian men and women aged 65 and over were nearly the same, at around 47%.
In conclusion, women were more active in engaging in regular physical activity than men in 2010. Furthermore, the percentage of physical activity in men decreased in the age group of 35 to 44 but then increased in the 65 and over age group, almost matching the levels for women in the same age range.