The pie chart illustrates the current distribution of dancing classes in Australia, while the bar chart depicts the popularity of three different sorts of dance by age group in Australia. Overall, private studios are the most common destination for dancing classes to take place. Additionally, ballet fascinates the most number of children aged under 11, while modern dance attracts most people aged 11-16.
Regarding the data of the pie chart, the proportion of private studios outnumbered their counterparts with 48%, as opposed to that of second common place, which is school halls with only 24%. The percentage of community halls and centers is roughly double that of college-based studios, with 18% for the former and 10% for the latter.
Among the people aged under 11, ballet is the most popular with approximately 600 individuals participating in learning it, nearly double the number of their counterparts. However, the number of people choosing modern dance shows a different pattern, which is around 520 with people aged 11-16, in comparison with only about 300 individuals aged under 11. Lastly, tap dance is chosen by roughly 410 participants aged under 11, around 10 participants higher than that of people aged 11-16.