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Band 5+: 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 provided bar graph display the number of college students who attended distinct sporting events, while the pie chart illustrate proportion of pupils going or not going to the event.

Overall, it can be clear that the highest amount of students enrolled in football events, whereas the same fewest since female. However, the majority of percentage of pupils not going to sporting event.

To begin with, in the bar graph, approximately 55 number of college students participate in the football match, it marking the highest one. In contrast, in the same match only around 2 number of female attended, which is the lowest one. Moreover, the basketball event held 10 figure of pupils each in both gender. In addition, the tennis sport followed the highest female player at about 23, whereas male shows the lowest number participatés at roughly 4 members. Furthermore, the sport of badminton found only around 6 members of male, and 3 members of female player respectively.

Conversely, in the pie chart, display the proportion of players going or not going to the event. Firstly, only 20% of undergraduates going to the sport event. Secondly, the majority of people not interested it is 80%. Consequently, these are 100 figurees participating in this survey.

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