The illustrated bar graph and pie chart demonstrates about reasons for study and the expenditure of each course studied. These charts also create comparison on how masses think about spreading adult education cost.
To emphasize, the bar graph compiles with widespread reasons to study for adults. The significant amount of interest shown in subjects with the ratio of 40%. Whereas, the least supportive reason compiled with meeting people at 9%. Second least desired reason is to be able to change the job, stands at 12%.
On the other hand, the pie chart explains about how the cost of specific course distributed. As observed, the individuals took over the largest proportion with 40%, however, the taxpayers stood at least units with 25%. Hence, employers stood at gradual ratio of 35% between individuals and taxpayers.
Consequently, both charts show highest and lowest stances regarding why adults decide to study and how cost of each course distributed.
