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Band 4+: Annalise the graph bellow select and report the main features

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The image is a bar chart comparing the percentage change in international graduates from Canadian universities across eight provinces between 2001 and 2006, with a scale from 0 to 16 percent. In 2001: Ontario (6%), Newfoundland & Labrador (2%), Manitoba (4%), British Columbia (4%), Alberta (8%), Quebec (6%), Nova Scotia (4%), New Brunswick (2%). In 2006: Ontario (14%), Newfoundland & Labrador (4%), Manitoba (6%), British Columbia (10%), Alberta (10%), Quebec (8%), Nova Scotia (6%), New Brunswick (4%).
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The bar chart provides information about the number of graduated students from universities in different Canadian provinces in years 2001 and 2006. It measured by percentage.

Overall, it can be seen that the number of international students in 2006 saw more percentage than in 2001,whereas in Alberta the number of students was higher in 2001 and was smaller in 2006.

Based on the given diagram, the proportion of graduates in Newfoundland or Labrador and also Manitoba had the highest percentage approximately 11% in 2006. In addition, British columbia was the second most popular province in Canada ,whereas in Alberta the graduated students was the least popular province in 2006.

At this point, in Manitoba Newfoundland and in Ontario provinces the number of graduates had around the same percentage of students in 2001 with approximately 3% in 2001. Ontario had the least percentage of graduated students in 2001 with around 3% ,while in New Brunswick in both years (2001 and 2006) the number of graduates had the most highest percentage about 7% and 12% respectively.

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Annalise the graph bellow select and report the main features

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Annalise the graph bellow select and report the main features

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