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The image provides a table with data on online course participation by age, divided into categories for those aged under 25 and those aged over 25. For "Never taken an online course," the numbers are 79 (10%) under 25 and 180 (41%) over 25. For "Taken 1 online course," the numbers are 160 (20%) under 25 and 90 (21%) over 25. For "Taken 2 online courses," the numbers are 256 (32%) under 25 and 90 (21%) over 25. For "Taken 3 online courses," the numbers are 172 (22%) under 25 and 45 (10%) over 25. For "Taken 4 or more online courses," the numbers are 130 (16%) under 25 and 31 (7%) over 25.
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The table depicts the number of people that took online course under the age of 25 and over 25. overall, the person under 25 years old dominates the table with a larger number and low but stable precentage while who aged over 25 is the opposite of it where they have a tinier number but one big precentage but then slowly decreases.
as the statistical data shows, the number of both sides are the opposite where the lowest precentage is one in tenths in the under 25 and 7 percent on the other.
notice that the highest precentage for those who aged over 25 is 41 percent. and the taken 1 and 2 shares and identical precentage which is 21 percent where the lowest precentage is 7 percent. this shows that older student heavily lean towards never taking an online course meanwhile the younger students peak at taking 2 course
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