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Band 4+: 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 services.

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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 survey result of a specific full time and part time University students opinions about their current beginning hours and it support services.

it is clear that the two student groups are more similar satisfaction tendency with their current beginning hours while the part time students are not satisfied with their it support.

To begin with, two the both student groups part time and full time students showed that their satisfaction label is almost equal with current beginning hours while the amount is 67% and 72% respectively. the full time students are quite satisfied above a third whereas part time students are 23% satisfied about their current beginning hours. the part and full term students are not at all only 1% percent and 5% respectively.

Regarding the Pie Charts reveal that, on the other hands, the part time students are less satisfied with IT. In contrast, the full time students are on the half of IT support satisfied.The full time and part time students are quite satisfied with IT support and the figure is 32% and 35%, respectively. The not at all service is highly responded the part time student, by contrast, the full time students not at all are 13% with IT support.

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