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Band 5+: The pie and bar charts illustrate data about the positions of dance venues and types of classes visited by young people in a city in Australia.

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The image shows a pie chart and bar graph. The pie chart details dance class locations: private studios 48%, school halls (after-school) 24%, community halls & other 18%, and college-based studios 10%. The bar graph illustrates types of dance classes by age group: for ballet, under 11 is 100, and age 11-16 is 200; tap, under 11 is 400, and age 11-16 is 500; modern, under 11 is 500, and age 11-16 is 600.
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The charts illusrates that knowledge of where dance classes are and variety of dance classes which are ballet, tap and modern for between under 11 years old and 16 in Australia currently.

Looking from an overall, it can be seen that the vast majority of dance classes take place in the private studios while, the miniority of percentage of them are in the college-based studios. Moreover, The children who are under 11 years old participating in the ballet course whereas, others who are between 11-16 years old members of the modern dance class.

In terms of the private studios, it witnesses there is significant ratio of location of dance class at roughly half of the other places which is at 48% in contrast to the college-based studios at 10%. Additionally, there are two places of dance courses that have approximately similar proportion which are community halls and others at 18% and school halls .

On the other hand, regarding kind of dance classes according to age group, the significant proportion of members who are under 11 years old occupy in the ballet class at 600 while the modern and the tap classes see the same group of members at almost 300 and 450 respectively. Furthermore, the modern dance class is occupied by the children who are between 11-16 at 510 whilst the other classes which are the ballet and the tap accounted for the less share at 300 and 410 in order.

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