The bar chart reveals the data of the figure of male and female

competitors in the Olympics. In contrast, the line graph just illustrates

the number of participants.
Overall, looking at the bar chart, it is easily apparent that the
proportion of competition Olympics has increased markedly year by
year. In the first year of the Olympics, the percentage of women in the
Olympics was close to zero, instead, the majority of candidates in the
competition were men. Noteworthy, in 2012 the female participation
rate rose sharply, doubling the male rate.
The line graph, on the other hand, shows a dramatic escalation
in the number of athletes participating during those four years of
taking place in the Olympics. In 1924, just 3000 contestants were in
the Olympics whilst more than 10000 players participated in 2012.
To summarise, therefore, both charts show the number of
contestants participating in the Olympics through each phase. The bar
chart indicates that the proportion of women participating in the
Olympics increased rapidly. The line graph shows the number of
contestants that were raised over the years.