The graphs provides current data about dance classes taken by youth in an Australian town. The pie chart illustrates the locationsfor dancing like private studios, community halls, school halls and college-based studios, while the bar chart relates the styles of dance: ballet, tap, modern by two age groups.
According to the pie chart, 48% of the dance lessons are held in private studios, which represents almost a half . Moreover, 24% of the classes are conducted in school halls as after-school activities, making this the second most common place. Additionally, community halls account for 18% of the classes, while college-based studios comprise the least at 10%. This data indicates a preference for private studios among young dancers.
Meanwhile the bar graph categorizes the type of dance by age groups, specifically highlighting ballet, tap, and modern dance. As can be seen, ballet is the most popular, with approximately 300 kids under the age of 11 and almost 600 students aged 11-16 participating. This is followed by tap dance and modern dance with fewer amount of students respectively. This illustrates a marked preference for ballet among older students, while tap and modern dance show relatively lower participant numbers across both age groups.