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The image displays data on the location and types of dance classes attended by young people in an Australian town. Dance classes by location: Private studios 48%, School halls (after-school) 24%, College-based studios 10%, Community halls & other 18%. Types of dance classes by age group: Ballet Under 11 totals approximately 200 students, Ballet 11–16 totals approximately 400 students; Tap Under 11 totals approximately 100 students, Tap 11–16 totals approximately 600 students; Modern Under 11 totals approximately 400 students, Modern 11–16 totals approximately 500 students.
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The pie and bar charts illustrate the location and types of dance classes young people attend in a specific town in Australia.

Overall, the most common location for dance classes attended by young people is private studios, while the least common location is college-based studios. The highest group of students in Ballet and Tap dance was under 11 years old, and for modern-type dance, the largest group of students was aged 11 to 16 years old.

The highest location for dance classes is private studios, with 49% of attendees. Then, we have the school halls (after school) with 24%. The community halls and other locations are 19%. The least attended location that young people attend for dance Classes is the College-based studios, with 10% less than the Community halls & other locations.

We have 3 types of dance classes: Ballet, Tap, and modern dance. The highest among these 3 types is: Ballet with 600 students who are aged under 11 years old, and 300 students aged from 11 to 16 years old. Then, we have the Tap dance, the students who are aged under 11 and from 11 to 16 years old have approximately the same numbers, 450 and 400, respectively. The modern dance has 550 students who are aged from 11 to 16 years old, and the students who are under 11 years old are 500 students

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