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The image contains a bar chart titled "Percentage of males and females ages 18-20 doing different activities" with data from 2015. The activities listed are Basketball, Cycling, Football, Swimming, and Hockey. For Basketball, males are approximately at 40% and females are just above 10%. In Cycling, males are around 25%, while females are slightly above 20%. Football shows males near 50% and females around 5%. Swimming has males at roughly 20% and females close to 35%. Lastly, Hockey depicts males at slightly above 10% and females nearing 20%. The vertical axis represents percentages from 0% to 60% in increments of 10%, and the horizontal axis lists the activities. The chart differentiates data using two types of bars for Males and Females.
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The provided bar chart depicts the participation rates of males and females aged 18-20 in a city across various activities over the duration of one month in 2015.
Overall, males were predominantly engaged in football, whereas cycling was the favored activity among females. Notably, hockey had the lowest involvement from both genders.
Cycling revealed a minimal gender disparity with 35% of males and 40% of females partaking. Conversely, basketball and football exhibited significant gender gaps, with males comprising 40% and nearly 50%, respectively, while females stood at just above 10% and approximately 5%. In contrast, the participation rate for swimming was approximately 20% for males and close to 35% for females.
The least popular activity for males was hockey, with a participation rate of slightly above 10%, mirroring the percentage of females engaged in basketball. Therefore, it is evident that while males and females shared similar interests in cycling, stark differences were observed in their engagement in basketball, football, swimming, and hockey.
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