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The bar chart illustrates the percentage of Canadian children acheiving different physical activity criteria. Prcentages of the two genders have been measured seperately in all three criteria. An overall decline in the percentage of attainments is observed with the increase of number of days physical activity is conducted in a week. Furthermore, boys tend to […]
The bar chart illustrates the proportion of Canadian boys and girls who attained the specified physical activity criteria by engaging in at least 30 minutes or 60 minutes of exercise on one, three and six days per week. Overall, the boys have been more actively participating in activities across all categories, and the engagement rate […]
The bar chart illustrates the percentage of Canadian children and youth participating in physical activities. It depends on the number of days that boys and girls attend per week. Overall, boys had a higher percentage of participation compared to girls in all days of participation per week. However, it is clear for both genders that […]
The given bar chart depicts the number of days that children in Canada spend on physical activities per week. The sexes are shown in percentages. Overall, The Physical activities via both sexes increased at varying degrees over the given period. Having a closer look at the details, at least 1 day the most physical activities […]
The graph below reveals data about the portion of Canadian children, who participants in the selected physical activity criteria. Overall, the boys do more physical activities than girls in every category, which means girls are less time being active in their leisure time. the number of boys and girls who does physical activities at least […]