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The image shows a horizontal bar chart titled "Survey of Reasons for Sports Participation: Overall Results." There are six bars representing reasons for sports participation, each with varying lengths extending towards the right displaying percentages from 0 to 100%. "To compete" is the shortest bar, "To improve skills" is the next shortest, "To spend time with friends" is slightly longer than "To improve skills," "To control weight" is marginally longer than "To spend time with friends," "To relax" is the second longest bar, and "To improve fitness" is the longest bar reaching closest to the 100% mark. No specific numerical percentages are visible beside each bar. The y-axis lists the reasons vertically from top to bottom in the order described, and the x-axis represents the percentage scale extending horizontally.
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The provided chart illustrates the percentage of different reasons that people engage in sports.
Overall, while most people participate in sports is to improve fitness, the opposite is true for competing. In addition, all six reasons have the percentage over 20%.
As can be seen from the chart, the percentage of reason that to improve fitness is more than 80%, ranked first of six reasons. This is followed by relaxing and controlling weight with nearly the same number at less than seven in ten, which are the twice and third most popular reasons why people doing sports, respectively.
Besides, the percentage of reason that to spend time with friends is approximately 60%, less than about 10% of this reason is that people want to improve their skills. Competitive reasons was the least common one, the only one that has the percentage lower than 40%.
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