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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 given bar graph illustrates the data about frequency of exercise among different age groups.
Overall, a clear pattern emerges from the data. It can be seen that people aged 18-40 maintained a leading position in most categories, being followed by 60 plus individuals.
Now, turning to the details, people aged 18-40 ranked first in terms of daily exercises, multiple times per week, and once or twice a month, accounting approximately for 10%, 40% and 15%. As for individuals aged 60 plus, they outranked all others in weekly, and a few times a year sections, reaching approximately 40% and 15%.
Meanwhile, people aged 41-60 showed average results across all exercise types. This age group accounted for 35% at multiple times per week, and 25% at weekly exercises. The only exception for this segment was the “never” category. People aged 41-60 maintained a leading position in this sector, at almost 15%.
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