The different charts depict information about the locations and types of dance classes attended by teenagers in an Australian town. The pie chart shows that the most popular location for dance classes is private studios, which account for 48% of dancers. School halls, used for after-school classes, come next, representing 24%. Community halls and other locations make up 18%, while college-based studios comprise the remaining 10%.

The bar chart compares the types of dance classes attended by two age groups: under 11 and 11—16. Ballet is the most popular type of dance among teenagers, with around 600 students under 11 and about 300 students aged 11—16. Tap dance is also popular, especially among younger age group, with approximately 450 students, compared to around 420 in the older age group. Modern dance shows a different trend; it is more prevalent among older students, with about 520 attendees, whereas around 300 students under 11 participate in it.

In summary, private studios are the primary location for dance classes, and ballet is the most favoured dance style, particularly among younger students. Tap and modern dance are also significant, with modern dance being notably more popular among older students. (199 words)