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Band 6+: The bar chart below shows the number of research students studying different subjects in 2005

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The image presents a horizontal bar chart with two bars (female and male) for each category. Six categories are specified: linguistics, psychology, natural sciences, engineering, programming, and mathematics. Visible data points are as follows: linguistics (female ~180, male ~20), psychology (female ~160, male ~40), natural sciences (female ~130, male ~70), engineering (female ~40, male ~150), programming (female ~50, male ~150), mathematics (female ~60, male ~140). Bars are measured against a scale of 0 to 200 research students.

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The bar graph is showing, how many male and female research students studied six different subjects.

Overall, it can be seen that there were more women who studied Linguistic in Comparison with men ,whereas more men conducted research in other subjects than women. In addition, man and women both were equally interested in natural sciences

According to the Chart, the number of men studding in mathematics was 200, whereas about 40 women conducted research in this subject. As for programming, men outnumbered women, where the number of men was twice that for women. Regarding engineering, the number of men was 150, compared to about 90 women. If you look at psychology, the number of 25 more men studied in comparison with men.

In contrast, while the number of women in linguistic was 110 the number of men was about 80. As many men as women participated in natural sciences, 200.)

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