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The image shows the frequency of exercise by age group with percentages as follows: daily 18-40 is approximately 10%, 41-60 is approximately 7%, 60 plus is approximately 5%; multiple times per week 18-40 is approximately 40%, 41-60 is approximately 35%, 60 plus is approximately 20%; weekly 18-40 is approximately 30%, 41-60 is approximately 25%, 60 plus is approximately 40%; once or twice a month 18-40 is approximately 12%, 41-60 is approximately 20%, 60 plus is approximately 20%; a few times a year 18-40 is approximately 5%, 41-60 is approximately 8%, 60 plus is approximately 10%; never 18-40 is approximately 3%, 41-60 is approximately 8%, 60 plus is approximately 10%.
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The charts compare periodicity of exercice by the age group using five scale measurements including (daily, multiple times per week, weekly, once or twice a month, a few times a year and never). Srating from 0 to 45 percent, by the age 18 to 60+.
Overall, multiple times per week and weekly by age 18-40 has the highest number of frequency. Followed by the age of 40-61 and 60 plus with the same categories.
Other categories such as once or twice a month, a few tiumes a year and never shows the same level of number of scale. Eventually the charts are not the same if we look at them by the age group.
While daily is the lowest level by all assesment. Where it has been the lowest point from all of them, Gen Z and Milenials are still doing exercise daily by the maximum at 10%.
In conclusions, people by the age 18 to 40 and 41 to 61 are the most likely to doing the exercise multyiple times a week and weekly while the daily exercise are the most unlikely doing by all generations.
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