The bar graph compares two different types of genders (man and woman) in Australia in terms of their doing regular physical activity in 2010. Data was measured in percentages.
From an overall perspective, it is clear apparent that both age groups showed different fluctuations, albeit with varying levels. While proportion of male genders was the highest point in the teenagers, it trailed behind from the female group in the old ages.
When it comes to teenagers, males ranked top position at 52.8% compared to females at 47.7%. In 25 to 34, men shared significantly decline just over 10%, whereas women surpassed at 48.9% in doing physical activity. Female also led the peak in the middle-age.
With regards to 45 to 54 and 55 to 66 age groups, women was top the chart having gained over 53%, followed by man at under 45%. Both genders mirrored almost a similar pattern in the old ages