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Band 4+: The bar chart below shows the percentage of New Zealander men and women who did regular physical activity in 2008 across different age groups. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image displays a bar graph illustrating percentages of New Zealander men and women engaged in regular physical activity in 2010 across various age groups: 14 to 23 shows 51.7% men, 46.5% women; 24 to 33 reveals 49.2% men, 43.1% women; 34 to 43 indicates 53.1% men, 38.8% women; 44 to 53 depicts 54.2% men, 42.9% women; 54 to 63 demonstrates 52.8% men, 44.7% women; 64 and above presents 47.2% men, 48.1% women.
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The bar chart presents the amount of residents in new zealander who made regular physical activity in 2008,through different agre groups .

Overall,the group of women did more exercise ,nevertheless ,just one age group of men made more percentage,however both had similar proportion in general .

the group of woman who had the most percentage was the 44 to 53 group with 54.2 ,in addition , women had the lower activity on 14 to 23 group with 46,9 percent what’s more ,each group is the only one down the group of men ,moreover ,the men aged between 14 to 25 ,is the only one with more percententage than the woman group with 51.7 (4,8 more than the other group).

aditionally ,on the third column the boys group had the lower number of percentage with 38,8 percent .the biggest diference of percentage is in this column with 14.3 ,not to mention, the group of women had 14,3 plus the other group ,and also women did the most physical activity in that year.

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