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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 image contains a pie chart and bar graphs depicting college students' participation in sporting events, with 80% going and 20% not going; football has 10 males and 5 females, basketball 20 males and 30 females, tennis 35 males and 10 females, badminton 5 males and 20 females, out of 500 surveyed.
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The data displays the number of college students going or not going to the sporting events.

Overall, there are five hundred students participating in this survey and the 80% percent of this is not attending any sporting events, meanwhile the remaining 20% at least participated in a sport activity.

As a first point, in the bar graph we can see the male and female students who participated in sporting events. In football there appears significant difference between male and female students and also male students reached nearly 40, and on the other hand females are around 3-4 students. Likewise, tennis showes a similar pattern. But this time females are the dominant side. Furthermore in basketball there is an equal distribution between male and female students. Lastly, there is badminton which is the least preferred by students. In total, around 10 students picked this sport.

In conclusion, the data showes how 500 students distrubuted their preferences among four different sports.

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