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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 bar chart illustrates the percentage of males and females aged 18-20 in a city who participated in various activities over the course of one month in 2015.
Overall, the chart reveals that a higher proportion of males were involved in football, basketball, and hockey, whereas more females participated in swimming and cycling. Notably, hockey had the lowest participation rates for both genders.
In detail, football showed the most significant difference in participation between the genders, with over half of the men playing football, nearly three times the percentage of women at 15%. Similarly, more than a third of men engaged in basketball, which was threefold the female participation rate of 11%. Hockey, however, attracted only 11% of men and less than 5% of women.
Conversely, swimming and cycling were more popular among women. Approximately 35% of women preferred swimming, compared to 20% of men. Cycling had a closer gender distribution, with 40% of women and 35% of men taking part in this activity.
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