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Band 7+: The chart below shows information about the number of students studying six main subjects at a US university in 2010.

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The image shows student data for six subjects at a US university in 2010; Marketing: 150 females, 100 males; Accounting: 200 females, 150 males; Finance: 250 males, 150 females; Economics: 100 males, 50 females; Engineering: 165 males, 40 females; Mathematics: 180 males, 40 females.
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The bar chart shows information on the number of male and female students choosing six majors at a U.S. university in 2010.

Overall, it is clear from the chart that Finance was the most popular major among male and female students, while the figure for Engineering was the lowest.

To begin with, the number of students choosing Finance is the highest, with approximately 230 students, while Engineering was the major chosen by the fewest male and female students, at approximately 60 students. Additionally, the number of female students who chose Marketing was higher than the number of male students by about 120 students.

In Accounting, the number of female students, at 200, was higher than that of male students, at 170. In contrast, Economics was chosen more by male students, at 150 students, while the number of female students was only 75. Additionally, the number of male students in Mathematics was higher than that of female students by about 140 students.

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