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Band 8+: 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 illustrate the opinions of full-time and part-time students regarding IT support and opening hours at a university library.

Overall, full-time students were significantly more satisfied with the IT support than part-time students, with the latter showing notably higher dissatisfaction. In contrast, both groups expressed high levels of satisfaction with the library’s opening hours.

Regarding IT support, full-time and part-time students showed notably different levels of satisfaction. While 55% of full-time students were very satisfied, only 20% of part-time students felt the same. Furthermore, those who were not satisfied at all accounted for only 13% of full-time students, compared to 45% of part-time students. Those who were quite happy are relatively similar, at 32% and 35% respectively.

In contrast to IT support, two groups showed similarly high levels of satisfaction with the library’s opening hours. Both full-time and part-time students were highly pleased with their opening hours, each comprising 67% and 72% respectively. Moreover, 32% of full-time students and 23% of were quite glad, while less than 5% were not thrilled at all.

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