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Band 6+: 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 graphs illustrates the amount of college students who attend to different sporting events (including football, basketball, tennis and badminton), while the given pie chart demonstrates the percentage of people participating or not in this event.

Overall, there were more students who decided not to go to sporting event rather than those who goes. Male participants were more likely to watch football, while females prefered watching tennis, but the number of each sex watching a basketball game were equal.

80% of five hundred students who took part in this survey decided not to visit this sporting event. Even though the majority declined the opportunity, 20% of students accepted the request, which shows that they were somehow interested in it.

The football section reached a peack among other sports by the number of male visitors, which was nearly 33 participants, while females were 0. In contrast, female students enjoyed watching tennis, because there were about 24 of them and only 3 males, respectively. Other sections were not as popular as these two.

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