The pie chart illustrates the age distribution of male and female members, while the bar chart compares the average monthly usage of a health club in Miami, Florida, by all full-time members over the last year.
To begin with, the pie chart reveals that the majority of both male and female members fall within the 21-45 age range. Among women, the largest proportion belongs to the 26-35 age group, accounting for 35%, followed by the 36-45 age group at 30%. Young adults aged 18-25 and those aged 46-55 each represent 15%, while members aged 56 and older make up just 5%. In contrast, the age distribution of male members shows a different pattern. The 36-45 age group is the largest at 35%, followed by the 26-35 age group at 30%, and the 18-25 age group at 20%. Only 10% fall into the 46-55 category, and 5% are aged 56 and above.
According to the bar chart, the average monthly usage of the health club by male members exhibited a gradual upward trend during the first half of the year, while female usage fluctuated. Male attendance started at just above 500 in January, then steadily rose to peak at over 800 in June, remaining high in July. After that, the number gradually declined, ending the year at around 620 in December. In contrast, the number of female users began at approximately 500 in January, increased to a peak of nearly 700 in July, and then dropped back to slightly above 500 by the end of the year.