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Band 5+: The given chart and graph compare competitors who have participated the Olympics games since it started.

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The image contains two graphs depicting the number of participants in the Olympics over time. The first graph is a bar chart, labeled "Number of male and female participants in the Olympics," with data for the years 1924, 1952, 1984, and 2012. It shows a steady increase in male participants, with counts of 3000, 4500, 6000, and 7500 respectively, as well as a gradual rise in female participants, with counts of 0, 500, 1500, and 3000 respectively. The second graph is a line graph, labeled "Number of participants," with data points for the same years as the bar chart. It shows a steady increase in the overall number of participants from 3000 in 1924 to 10000 in 2012.
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The two charts are showing the modefecation of participents’ number in Olympic games from the year 1924 to 2012.

The first chart is focusing on participents gender in each Olympic world game. In 1924 the difference between women participated and men was very high which the number of men was 3000 when there was only 100 women . In 1952 the number of men who pertisipated were 4400 and women were 500. In 1984 the number of athletes’ men were 5200 and women 1500, but in 2012 the number of women who pertisipated in Olympic games jumped to 4500 woman when the number of men continue rizing steadily which is nearly 6000 player this time.

The second chart was focused on the rizing total number of athletes who pertisipated in each Olympic games whenever they were men or women. The number of athletes in 1924 were 2500 and then 5000 in 1952 to be 6200 in 1984 and finally more than 10000 player in 2012.

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