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Band 5+: The bar chart shows the numbers of men and women attending various evening courses at an adult education cente in the year 2009. The pie chart gives information about the ages of these course participants.

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The image presents a bar chart and pie chart; the bar chart shows attendance by gender in evening courses: Drama - Men: 10, Women: 20; Painting - Men: 10, Women: 30; Sculpture - Men: 10, Women: 5; Language - Men: 20, Women: 40. The pie chart details age distribution: Aged under 20: 5%, 20-29: 11%, 30-39: 16%, 40-49: 26%, 50 or over: 42%.
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The data based bar graph delineates, the proportion of men and women who enrolled in evening cources in year 2009. Along with that the pie chart depicts the percentage of participant by particular age.

Considering an overall perspective, it can be comprehensively observed that learning language was the highest preferable and the sculpture activity is the lowest preferable activity among the participant. However in this regard aged over 50 people had the highest participate ratio and the adults had the lowest one.

By the bar graph, men had always the lower proportion in comparision to women for all area, accepting sculpture activity. Women recorded peaked in language and men had almost half of that, 20%.painting had the second highest figure for both men and women, it was observed 25% and 30% respectively. Surprisingly, men had same preference for drama and sculpture, both were 10. While, women had 15% diffrent for same thing former had 20% and latter had 5%.

On the onther hand, according to the pie chart over 50 year aged people had the largest contribution, it was 42% it described like a combination of 30-39 and 40-49 earlier had 26% and next had 16 per cent. Contradictically, under 20 and 20 to 29 had the smallest allocation which was 5% and 11% respectively

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