Physical Activity Across Age Groups

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A health research organization conducted a comprehensive study on the patterns of physical activity among different age groups over a year. The study divided participants into three age categories: Children (ages 5-12), Teens (ages 13-19), and Adults (ages 20-65). The researchers collected data on the average number of hours spent in physical activities per week for each age group, as follows:

Children: 12 hours/week

Teens: 10 hours/week

Adults: 6 hours/week

Additionally, it was noted that the percentage of each age group that met the recommended physical activity guidelines (150 minutes per week) was as follows:

Children: 85%

Teens: 70%

Adults: 50%

Using this data, what conclusion can be drawn regarding physical activity engagement among the different age groups?

Children are more likely to meet the physical activity guidelines than adults.

Teens are more engaged in physical activities than children.

Adults demonstrate the highest average activity levels among all age groups.

The percentage of adults meeting guidelines is higher than that of teens.

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