The given bar chart provides information about a membership count in hobby clubs in the 20-30 and the 45-65 age groups in a rural area in Australia in the recent year.
Overall, there are clubs such as historical, archaeological, keep fit, arts&crafts, social and other. So, historical, arts&crafts and other clubs demonstrate considerable difference between the 20-30 and the 45-65 age categories, whilst keep fit and social clubs show slight difference between the same age categories. However, there is archaeological club that has the same number of visitors. In addition, the most popular club is arts&craft, whereas the least popular is other clubs in the current year.
The most notable variation in members number of 2 different age categories indicated historical, arts&craft and other clubs in this year. The historical society has one of the most great number of 45-65 year olds that contains 50 persons, in comparison the arts&crafts and other societies that have 20 and only about 9 people of 45-65 year olds. However, in 20-30 year olds the most famous hobby is arts&crafts and the number of members reach 60, while members count of 20-30 year olds who visit historical and other clubs reach approximately 25 and roughly 57 persons.
By contrast, keep fit and social activities represent slight variation in the 20-30 and the 45-65 age divisions. In general, more aged 20-30 are more actively involved in social activities and arrive at 53 participants this year, whereas aged 45-65 at this group arrive at 51 participants. Meanwhile, keep fit activities have the similar indicators, aged 20-30 have 53 participants this year as a social group, but aged 45-65 have 50 members this year, that is less by 1 person in societies.
Therefore, there is 1 hobby named archaeology that has the same number of members in the 20-30 and the 45-65 age bracket. So, in both age categories archeology demonstrates about 45 participant this year.