The given bar chart demostrates the proportion of Australian male and female across all age groups who engaged in regular physical activity in 2010.
Overall, it can be seen that female attended more than male in almost all different age, with the exception of the younger democraphic. Additionally, the proportion of people who joined in physical activity more popular in elder age.
In terms of peple who in age 15 to 24, the percentage of male who joined physical activity was higher than femal, which 52,8% compared to 47,7%. Additionally, in the 25 to 34 age group, male witnessed an decreased to 42,2%, wheareas female saw a growth from at 48,9%. Moreover, in the age 35 to 44, man still experienced a fall at 39,5%, while woman saw a gradually increase at 52,5%.
With respect to people aged 45 and above, man had a slightly increase at 43,1%, while woman experienced unchanged at 53,3%. In the aged 55 to 64, the overall percentage of Australian female engaging in exercise (53%) surpassed that of male (45.1%). Regarding to the last age group, male and female shared the same percentage, at 46,7% and 47.1%, respecively.