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Band 4+: The bar chart shows the average number of hours students in five different universities studied.

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The image contains two bar graphs depicting values for "Weekdays" and "Weekends". The Weekdays graph shows University A at 9.8, University B at 10.1, University C at 10.6, University D at 9.6, and University E at 10. The Weekends graph shows University A at 9, University B at 8.6, University C at 7.8, University D at 5.6, and University E at 6.2. Each bar has a horizontal line across the graph at the 10 marks.
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The bar charts demonstrate the average figure of hours students spend in study in five separate University.

Overall,the student of University c spend the highest number of hours in study in weekdays while, at weekends, university A’s student studied most.Meanwhile,the least number of hours spend by university D students in study in both weekdays and weekends.

In terms of weekdays, 10.6 hours is spent by university A’s student which is the highest number of hours spent by students among other university students .Similarly, University B and E students spend almost same quantity of hours in study (10.1 hours and 10 hours respectively). University A and D students spend less number of time in study compare to other countries (9.8 hours and 9.6 hours correspondingly).

On the other hand,all University students spend less time in study at the weekends. only 9 hours is spent by the University A’s student while University D students spend the least number of hours at around 5.6 hours in the weekends. Student of University B spend 8.6 hours in study and 7.8 hours is spent by university C’s students. There is only 6.2 hours which is spent by university E students.

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