The given pie chart illustrates the proportion of attendances to sporting events while the table focuses on the number of college students who are engaged in various types of sports. Overall, it is evident from the pie chart is that most of the students are not involved in sport clubs. Notably, football is catching up in a popularity by males, followed closely by tennis in terms of female players and distantly by the category of badminton with rather low man players.
According to the pie chart it is obvious that 80 percent of college educators who took part in survey report are not attending in sport clubs, while only 20 percentage students are actively committed to physical activities. It indicates that the only a tiny proportion of college students are participating in sporting courses.
Moving to the table football was a dominant favour of male college-goers accounting for 34 players compared to just one female fan. Furthermore, tennis is mostly popular among girl attendees with 19 in comparison with males. However, badminton envolves 6 male collage goers, whilst the reverse was true for the category of volleyball which is mostly preferred by 5 girl sportswomen with just one in difference with sportsmen.
Moreover, Basketball is the only sport which involves the same numbers pf participants. Whereas two times of lower female students were in touch with badminton which shows a moderate participation from both genders.