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Band 4+: The bar chart below shows the percentage of Australian men and women in different age groups who did regular physical activity in 2010. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image presents a bar chart displaying the percentage of Australian men and women engaged in regular physical activity in 2010 across various age groups. For males, the percentages are 58.8 (15-24), 52.5 (25-34), 53.3 (35-44), 53 (45-54), 46 (55-64), 47.1 (65+). For females, the percentages are 47.7 (15-24), 39.5 (25-34), 41.1 (35-44), 45.1 (45-54), 48 (55-64), 47.1 (65+). The chart indicates higher male participation in all age groups except 65+, where both genders are equal.

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The given bar chat illustrates the percentage of men and women in Australia

who did regular physical activities in different ages.

At the first glance, it provides men in 15 to 24 did higher percentage than women. However,when they are over 25 they start to increase their percentage of doing physical activities.In contrast, women begin higher than men in 25 to 34. And they steadily increasing the rate to approximately 55% until the age of around 64.After that they jump to 47% which is nearly the same with men.The regulation of men doing physical activities were higher at the beginning of the chart and suddenly drop from 52 to almost 39 at the age of around 44.Even though they rise the rate again in their 45 and steadily increasing to become to compare with women .

After summarizing the data, it’s obvious that men in their teenage did more regular physical activities than women.However women were more steady regulation in their mid-term whereas men dropped the percentage rapidly.

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