The pie chart illustrates the locations of dance classes attended by young people in an Australian town, whereas the bar chart gives data about attendance of participants in these classes by type.
Overall, private studios are the most popular location for classes, as opposed to college-based studios which are the least favorite. In addition, people under 11 tend to engage in ballet classes, while most of the teens aged from 11 to 16 learn modern dance.
Looking first at the pie chart, there was a significant difference in the proportion of dance classes held at various locations in the town, with nearly half of the classes being private studios accounting for 48%, doubling the percentage of school halls where students attend after school. In contrast, only 18% of classes are held in community halls and other venues. College-based studios have the smallest percentage of dance classes, at around 10%.
Turning to the bar chart, ballet is the most favored with children under 16, as 600 students learn this dance. This is followed by tap dancing, with 450 individuals. Modern dance has the lowest number of participants, reporting only half the number of participants compared to ballet. For youngsters aged between 11 and 16, there is an opposite trend with people under 16, while modern dances attract the most attention, with over 500 participants. The rate of tap dancing learners closely follows those of modern dancing, about 450, whereas ballet is the least common group.