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Band 6+: The bar chart below shows the amount of money invested in each category from five organizations.

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The image presents a bar chart detailing investments in billion euros across four categories—machinery, building, staff training, and research—by five organizations, labeled A through E. Organization A invested 1.0 in machinery, 1.2 in building, 0.9 in staff training, and 0.6 in research. Organization B allocated 1.4 to each of machinery and building, 1.9 to staff training, and 1.6 to research. Organization C spent 0.9 on machinery, 1.1 on building, 1.2 on staff training, and 0.9 on research. Organization D invested 1.0 in machinery, 0.8 in building, 0.7 in staff training, and 1.1 in research. Lastly, Organization E allocated 0.8 to machinery, 0.9 to building, 0.6 to staff training, and 1.0 to research.
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The bar chart illustrates how much Euros were invested in four sections from five different organizations.

It’s shown that Organization B managed to dominate over almost all sections from machinery to research, with the highest reaching almost 2 billion Euros on staff training. Then out of all four categories, the least invested one is machinery as only Organization C invested more than 1 billion Euros. However, through all the companies, each invest one particular section the most. Organization A’s highest investation concentrates on building. Meanwhile, Organization C’s highest amount goes to both machinery and research. Both Organization D and Organization E focuses on building with 1 billion Euros.

Despite Organization B giving the highest amount in general, Organization A scores as an all rounder, for each section has no less than 1 billion Euros. This company as well as Organization B has the lowest amount of money for machinery, barely reaching 1 billion Euros. Organization D and E spent the least amount, with both investing around 0.4 billion Euros on research. Organization C, on the contrary, spent relatively lower on staff training and building.

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