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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 contains a bar chart showing the percentage of Australian men and women in five different age groups who did regular physical activity in 2010. For the male category, the percentage of regular physical activity across age groups was as follows: 15 to 24 - 52.5%, 25 to 34 - 42.2%, 35 to 44 - 39.5%, 45 to 54 - 43.1%, 55 to 64 - 53.3%, and 65 and over - 47.1%. For the female category, the percentages were: 15 to 24 - 47.7%, 25 to 34 - 48.9%, 35 to 44 - 49.1%, 45 to 54 - 49.8%, 55 to 64 - 53.7%, and 65 and over - 47.1%.
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This gragh represents the percentage of male and female in Australia who do regular activities in 2010. The age starts from 15 years old up to 65 and over. The highest persentage of male who do exsercises is 52.8 % in age of 15 to 24, the smallest is 39,5 between ages 35 to 44.If we compare the male percentage from young age and 65 year , we can see that from start it is high but then it goes down ,but in a age of 45 to 54 it increases , which means that older peaple start to care more about their health. The difference between 15 and 65 years is approximately 20 %.

Now lets take a look to female bars . It shows that compare to male females work out more.The highest percentage is 53.3 in a age of45 and 54, the lowest 47.1 in a age of 65 and over. In a young age females do less activities rather than females in a ages between 25 and 64.Firstly it increaseas and then thw percentage decrease.

The difference between male and female approximatly 40%.Overall females work out more than a male. Difference between the genders in a age of 15 and 24 ,males dominaets over only for 5.1%,in age of 25 to 34 the differense is 6.7 % where females over takes,between 35 to 44 it is approximatly 13%,45 to 54 is 10.2%,between 55 and 64 is approximatly 7.9%, and the last is 0.4%.

And in conclusion i want to add that this graph shows how much activities are important for two genders.

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