The pie diagram presented above depicts data about the distribution of dancing classes’ locations, while the histogram below it shows the attendance in diverse dancing sections. Overall, it is evident that not only are private studios the most prevalent type, and ballet and modern dances are highly attended among groups under eleven and from age eleven to sixteen, respectively.
Looking into specifics, the predominant choice for classes is private studios, accommodating almost half of all dance class participants. This is followed by school halls, which accounts for a quarter of attendees. It is community halls, grouped with other classes, representing only 18% , surpassing college-based studios with proportion of 10%.
Regarding the bar chart, it appears that all kids are separated into two groups based on age. However, the proportion of attendance is not uniform in each case. For instance, ballet, being the most demanded among under younger members, is unpopular with older ones. Conversely, tap boasts a roughly equal number of participants across both cohorts. Modern dances, while less fetching with the younger group, attraction only the half of ballet membership. However, the latter is one dance class which more children from 11 to 16 are attending.