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The image contains four pie charts with three sections each, displaying survey results for two questions regarding satisfaction with IT support offered and current opening hours, segregated between full-time and part-time students. For IT support offered, full-time students responded with 55% very happy, 32% quite happy, and 13% not happy at all, while part-time students had 20% very happy, 35% quite happy, and 45% not happy at all. In terms of current opening hours satisfaction, full-time students showed 67% very happy, 32% quite happy, and 1% not happy at all, in contrast to part-time students who had 72% very happy, 23% quite happy, and 5% not happy at all.
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The pie charts depict a university’s observations on the thoughts of full-time and part-time students about its facilities. The unit is measured in percentages.
Overall, it is clear that the full-time students were delighted with the IT support and the recent opening hours. Although, the part-time students were very happy with the opening hours, most of them abhorred the IT support.
First of all, IT assistance made the full-time students happier more than a third percentile than the part-time ones. Moreover, a difference of 30% was observed in the unhappiest ones between those two categories. And a percentage of 4% more were quite happy than the full-time learners.
Furthermore, approximately a-sixth of part-time students were enjoying the recent opening hours than the other category. While in the group of unhappiest, 5% and 1% are observed in the part-time and full-time respectively. In the case of students who were moderately happy, a 11% difference is seen in the data.
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