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The image displays a pie chart titled 'Categories of library users' and a table on 'Library user satisfaction (%)'. The pie chart breaks down users as follows: Full-time undergraduate at 44%, Full-time postgraduate at 25%, Part-time postgraduate at 16%, Distance learning (all courses) at 8%, and Academic staff at 7%. The satisfaction table shows: for Library opening hours, 65% were very satisfied, 35% fairly satisfied, and 0% not satisfied; for Helpfulness of staff, 95% were very satisfied, 5% fairly satisfied, and 0% not satisfied; for Availability of books, 50% were very satisfied, 40% fairly satisfied, and 10% not satisfied; for Availability of journals, 45% were very satisfied, 35% fairly satisfied, and 20% not satisfied; and for Reliability of wi-fi, 48% were very satisfied, 33% fairly satisfied, and 19% not satisfied.
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The pie chart illustrates the breakdown of university library users, while the table displays their levels of satisfaction across five different services.
Overall, the majority of the users of the library full-time undergraduate. In addition, helpfulness of staff had highest percentage while more users do not satisfied to availability of journals and reliability of wi-fi.
The most sifnificant section of library users take full-time undergraduate about 44% of whole chart. To following this full-time postgraduate is contains one fourth, the most fewer parts are academic staff and distance learning, 7% and 8% respectively.
More people were satisfied with helpfulness of staff for 95%, whereas the library opening hours also had the primary percentage about 65%. Therefore, the lower satisfaction were on availability of journals and reliability of wi-fi accounted 45% and 48%, respectively.
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