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Band 7+: The bar graph shows the number of college students who got otvarious sporting events. The pie chart shows the percentage of students going or not going to the event.

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The bar graph illustrates the amount of college students who got otvarious sporting events. The pie chart illustrates the percentage of students attendance on event.

Overall, a significant majority of surveyed students do not attend sporting events at all. Among those who do attend, football is overwhelmingly popular with male students, whereas tennis attracts the highest number of female spectators.

According to the pie chart, 80% of the 500 surveyed students (400 students) do not go to sporting events. Only 20% of the participants (100 students) actually attend these events.

Looking at the bar graph, male attendance is highest at football matches, reaching approximately 34 students, while female attendance is negligible at around 1. Conversely, tennis is the top choice for female students, with roughly 24 attendees compared to only about 3 males. Basketball draws an equal number of male and female spectators, at 10 students each. Finally, badminton is the least attended sport overall, attracting roughly 6 male students and 3 female students.

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