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Band 4+: 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 chart compares the amount of research pupils learning various of subjects in 2005.

It is clear from the bar chart is that the number of research students in the learning natural sciences was equal among both women and men, and the studying psychology,natural sciences and mathematics contained the same number of students.

The mathematics included the highest number of students by males (200), while females were consisted of the lowest number of research students with just under 40.A number of research students of engineering and programming was the same by men with 150, these subject was included by women, respectively 90 and 75.The studying natural sciences made the same number of research females and males with 200.

The amount of psychology,engineering coupled with mathematics reached the same number of students with exact 200.The learning linguistics contained the lowest number of male students with just under 100.The studying linguistics and psychology were included the amount, respectively 110 and 175.

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