The line graph illustrates the proportion of citizen going to gym every month or more over a period of nine years.
Overall, there was an upward trend in the attendance rates of people aged 18 to 25; 26 to 45 and over 65 during the period shown. In addition, the reverse pattern was true for 46 to 65 age group.
In 1984, the ratio of people falling into 26 to 45 participating in gym was about 30%, compared to 15% of the 18 to 25-year-old. Over the following 10 years, the figure for dwellers aged 18 to 25 and 26 to 45 shared the same data, reaching of 35%. At the end of the period, the attendace rate of the younger people significantly increased to 60%, reaching the highest rate in the given graph. Additionally, the figure for 26 to 45 age bracket witnessed a considerable growth by exactly 15%.
Turning to the remaining age groups, we can see that in the year 1984, the proportion of people aged 46 to 65 engaging in gym was about 28%. However, the figure for senior citizens was drammatically lower to only 5%. After 9 years, there was a sharp decline in the 46 to 65- year-old’s figure to around 15%, whereas the other age bracket substantially climed to exactly 18%.