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    BAR PIE 2 the Bar Chart Below Shows the Numbers of Men and Women Attending Various Evening Courses at an Adult Education Center in the Year 2009. the Pie Chart Gives Information About the Ages of These Course Participants.

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    The bar chart shows the number of men and women enrolled in various evening courses in 2009, with the pie chart depicting the percentage of attendees in different age groups. Language and painting were the most popular courses overall. Over 50% of evening class participants were aged 50 or older.

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    BAR PIE 2 the Bar Chart Below Shows the Numbers of Men and Women Attending Various Evening Courses at an Adult Education Center in the Year 2009. the Pie Chart Gives Information About the Ages of These Course Participants.

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    The bar chart shows the number of men and women enrolled in various evening courses in 2009, with the pie chart depicting the percentage of attendees in different age groups. Language and painting were the most popular courses overall. Over 50% of evening class participants were aged 50 or older.

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    The bar chart shows the number of men and women enrolled in various evening courses in 2009, with the pie chart depicting the percentage of attendees in different age groups. Language and painting were the most popular courses overall. Over 50% of evening class participants were aged 50 or older.

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    BAR PIE 2 the Bar Chart Below Shows the Numbers of Men and Women Attending Various Evening Courses at an Adult Education Center in the Year 2009. the Pie Chart Gives Information About the Ages of These Course Participants.

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    The bar chart shows the number of men and women enrolled in various evening courses in 2009, with the pie chart depicting the percentage of attendees in different age groups. Language and painting were the most popular courses overall. Over 50% of evening class participants were aged 50 or older.

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    The bar chart below shows the numbers of men and women

    attending various evening courses at an adult education center


    in the year 2009. The pie chart gives information about the ages
    of these course participants.

    The bar chart highlights information about how many men and women
    were enrolled in night classes at an adult school, whereas the pie chart
    depicts the percentage of attendees in different age groups.

    In general, it can be seen that painting and language are the most
    popular courses for both sexes. Interestingly, students aged 50 and
    above represent the largest proportion who attended the evening
    classes.

    Looking at the first diagram, the most popular course among women is
    language, with 40 chooses for it as opposed to men, 20. While painting
    is the most preferred subject among men, with 25 enrollees, it is only
    the second choice for women, with 30 enrolled female students. Twice
    as many women opt for drama than men, with 20 compared to 10.
    Finally, the sculpture has the lowest number of students, with 10 men
    choosing this, just slightly higher than women by 5 enrollees.

    According to the second graph, the majority of students who enrolled in


    night classes are adults aged 50 or over, at 42%. This was followed by
    people aged 40-29 and 30-39, at just above a quarter and just below a
    fifth. By contrast, the population of students aged 20-19 is at 11%, just
    slightly higher than aged under 20 by 6%; the lowest enrollees among
    the rest.

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