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Band 5+: The bar chart below shows the number of research students studying different subjects in 2005.

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The image contains a horizontal bar chart depicting the number of research students by subject in 2005, with separate bars for female and male students. Linguistics had approximately 200 female and 50 male students. Psychology had roughly 100 female and 20 male students. Natural sciences had around 125 female and 75 male students. Engineering had about 30 female and 90 male students. Programming had around 20 female and 90 male students. Mathematics had approximately 40 female and 80 male students. The y-axis lists the subjects, and the x-axis measures the number of research students from 0 to 200 in increments of 50.
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The bar chart illustrates the number of research students learning different subjects in 2005. There are 6 different subjects which are linguistics, psychology, natural sciences, engineering, programming, mathematics. The category of genders are divided by 2 it is male for the green bar and pink for the female. It is presented in number of research student

It is clear that the most studied subject was natural sciences, in both genders there were 200 research student who learnt this subject. Mathematics and psychology were also two subjects that the male studied the most. While for the least studied subject were linguistics for the male student and mathematics for the female. The number of male students that studied linguistics was a little above 100 research students as for the female was slightly below 50 research students

The second largest studied subject was the psychology for the female students for likely about 175 research students, as for the male students were engineering and programming. The amount of students who studied these were both 150 research students

There were 3subjects we haven’t discussed for the female students, they were linguistics, engineering, and programming. Among all these 3 subjects, the female students studied linguistics the most for above 100 research students. As for the second was engineering at a little below 100 and the last was 75 for programming.

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