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Band 8+: The provided charts illustrate the data about various dance groups and their places for young generations in Australia

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The image features a pie chart and bar graph. The pie chart shows the locations of dance classes: private studios 48%, school halls (after-school) 24%, community halls & other 18%, college-based studios 10%. The bar graph depicts types of dance classes by age group, under 11 and 11–16. For ballet, under 11 is about 10, and 11–16 about 30. For tap, under 11 is about 5, and 11–16 about 20. For modern, under 11 is about 2, and 11–16 about 15.
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The charts illustrate data on the locations and types of dance classes in which youngsters in a particular city in Australia are participating today.

Overall, the most common place for young people to dance is a private studio, while college-based ones are the least popular. Meanwhile, ballet is the most popular dance among children under 11; however, modern dance classes are attended by young people aged 11-16.

To start with the location of dance clubs, private studios represent almost half (48%). The proportion of school halls, at the same time, accounts for 24%. In terms of community halls and college-based studios, they have smaller percentages, 18% and 10%, respectively.

When it comes to the types of dance classes by age group, the majority of students are attending ballet classes. Tap and modern dances attracted a smaller number of children, with about 450 and 300 students each. In terms of participants aged 11-16, their number who enrolled in modern dance classes represents over 500. However, tap and ballet courses have over 400 and 300 students, respectively

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The provided charts illustrate the data about various dance groups and their places for young generations in Australia

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