The table provides information about the types of medals (Gold, Silver, and Bronze) and the total won by the top ten countries during the 2012 Olympic Games hosted in London. The countries are ranked from first to last in descending order of Gold medals won.
The data shows that the United States obtained first in the competition, followed by China in second and Great Britain in third. Australia managed to be one of the top ten winners by finishing in tenth place.
According to the table, the United States achieved the most medals, with a total of 104, almost half of it being Gold. On the other hand, Hungary obtained the least number of medals, racking up only 17. Regarding the number of Gold medals, the highest of 46 was acquired by the United States, and the lowest, 7, by Australia. The country with the most Silver awards was likewise the United States with 29, followed by China with 27 and Russia with 26. Regardless, Russia achieved the most Bronze medals out of all ten countries, with 32, while Hungary and South Korea got the least, with 5 and 7, respectively. Although South Korea finished fifth, it was one of the countries with the fewest medals, having only 28 in total, the same as that of Italy, which finished eighth.