The provided bar graph illustrates the amount of male and female contestant in the Olympics, while the line graph represents the number of participants between the periods of 1924 and 2012.
Overall, the amount of male sportsmen that participated in the Olympics is higher in comparison to the female athletes, and the number of participants also grows between the years. The bar chart and the line graph both show a positive trend in these years.
The number of male sportsmen rolling in the Olympics in 1924 was 3000, which then increased exponentially by 2012 to 6000. Initially, there were fewer women athletes, but by the end of 2012, they had risen to nearly 5,000.
The line chart shows a similar trend. Whereas the amount of participants initially began at nearly 4000 and increased until above 6000 in 1984, there was a steady increase to nearly 12,000 by the end of 2012.