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Band 4+: The chart below shows the number of people working in 4 sports sectors in an Australian town in 2015. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant

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The image displays data of people working in four sports sectors in an Australian town in 2015: Coaches (volunteer 70, paid 45), Referees (volunteer 35, paid 25), Managers (volunteer 50, paid 45), Other sectors (volunteer 55, paid 40).
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The bar chart compares the number of Volunteer and paid people who works in 4 sectors in an Australian urban area in 2015.Overall,The Volunteer Coachers,Managers,and on other sections was higher than paid one, whereas paid individuals who works as a referee outnumbered only in these sector than who works as a volunteer referee.

Unpaid coachers were more than professional coachers with 30 number difference volunteer coachers made up 72, and paid coachers 42 ,however only in this sector paid people who works as a referee outnumbered people who works free in this sector,and unpaid referees made up 30 and paid referees made up 35.

Individuals who works as a volunteer manager were more than paid managers,and paid managers made up 38,while unpaid people who works as a manager made up 46.On the other section people who works as a volunteer were more than paid individuals with a medium difference in numbers.

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