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The image shows four line graphs depicting gym visit percentages per age group from 1990 to 2010; in 1990, values are near 5% for 18-24, slightly above 10% for 25-34, 5% for 35-44, and 2% for 45 and over; by 1994, around 15% for 18-24, slightly over 10% for 25-34, over 5% for 35-44, around 2% for 45 and over; in 1998, values are approximately 25% for 18-24, 20% for 25-34, 10% for 35-44, slightly above 5% for 45 and over; in 2002, near 40% for 18-24, slightly below 30% for 25-34, around 12% for 35-44, about 10% for 45 and over; in 2006, about 55% for 18-24, 40% for 25-34, 15% for 35-44, approximately 12% for 45 and over; in 2010, around 70% for 18-24, approximately 50% for 25-34, near 15% for 35-44, slightly below 18% for 45 and over.
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The line graph provide information about how many people attended to gym in differant age of group from 1990 to 2010.Overall, there were varying degrees of increase in categories of age based on visiting to gym, 18- 24, 25- 34, 35-44, 45 and over, with first one showing the biggest rise, while 25-34 team climbed significantly. On the other hand, 45 and over growth slightly, the last one 34-44 in this respect, modest increase over the period given.
In 1990, 18-24 and 25-34 had by far the higest in percentage of people go to gym both of them experienced the same point 10 pecent respectively.The figures for 35-44, over 45 which were accounted for 5 percent,
In 2010, 18- 24 age team reached the peak which was stood at 60 that closely followed by middle of age staff, it was 50,whereas 35- 44, 45 and over rose moderatly, made up 40 and 20.
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