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Band 6+: The charts below show the results of a survey conducted by a university library to find out the opinions of full-time and part-time students about its service.

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The image contains four pie charts showing survey results of full-time and part-time students on IT support and current library opening hours. For IT support: Full-time students: 13% not at all, 32% quite, 55% very. Part-time students: 45% not at all, 20% quite, 35% very. For current opening hours: Full-time students: 1% not at all, 32% quite, 67% very. Part-time students: 3% not at all, 5% quite, 72% very.
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The pie charts explain the statistics about using university library by full-time and part-time students for analysing their preferences for IT facilities and current opening time.

Overall, the full-time students gave a lot of favour for the university library regarding IT facilities provided, while the majority of part-time students were very pleased with the current opening time.

Looking at the charts in more detail, for the IT support, the university had seen a significant amount of votes from the full-time student at 55%, which showed they were very satisfied with the service. By contrast, it was noticeble that only 20% of the part-time students liked to use the IT facilities, whereas the gretear percentage of 45% voted that they were not happy with the support.

In terms of the opening hours, however, both the full-time and the part-time students enjoyed the current time, stating the largest proportions in the charts at 67% and 72%, respectively. Although there were some students who disliked the current hours, the figures were negiligible at 1% from the full-time and 5% from the part-time students.

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