the population by age groups who rode bicycles
Answer:
The given chart presents data regarding population structure by age and gender riding bicycles in a particular town in 2011.
Overall, the 0-9 group made up the largest proportion while those in middle-aged became the least to take part in this activity. The major percentage in the male section was approximately as high as one in females.
Concerning females, children under 10 years old accounted for 51.4 percent. The second rank was the juvenile group, with the rate 42.2 percent and then the proportion of cyclists reaching adulthood was 17.1 percent. Also, 18.5 percent is the portion for the senior class. The left number of people under 60 years old was the lowest, accounting for more than one-tenth in total.
Among males, the percentage of boys younger than 10 years old was slightly lower than girls at the same age and reached about 50.3 percent. Next, the teenagers from 10-17 years old attain the same rank as its counterpart but just under a quarter of this sex cycled in this age while it was nearly half of girls who engaged in this outdoor activity. When it came to the older group, it could be seen that adults were not active in cycling, at about 9.7 percent. Similar to women at the same age, 40-59-year-old group was deemed the lowest proportion, with 8 percent; besides, seniors achieved only 13.2 percent respectively.
