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Band 5+: The given presentations presents the count of research learners based on gender, that learned different subjects in 2005.

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The image contains a bar chart detailing the number of research students studying various subjects segmented by gender for the year 2005: linguistics shows 100 students, male 40, female 60; psychology presents 70 students, male 30, female 40; natural sciences includes 200 students, male 120, female 80; engineering lists 150 students, male 140, female 10; programming records 80 students, male 60, female 20; mathematics features 190 students, male 80, female 110.
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The given presentations presents the count of research learners based on gender, that learned different subjects in 2005.

Apparently, when considering all the research students, the majority of students were male. The least studied subject is linguistics, and the most studied subject is natural science. More male students have studied all the subjects than female students except two subjects.

The similar count of male and female students have studied natural science and its 200 males and 200 female. Each 150 male students have studied engineering and programming and the count of female students for these two subjects were about 90 and about 75 respectively. Number of female students who studied programming is almost half the amount of male students who did the same subject. furthermore, the male students who studied phycology and mathematics were 200 each and that is similar to the natural science, 175 and 40 female students have studied the same subjects. There was a huge gap between the girls to boys ratio in mathematics. Linguistics is the only subject that had more female students than male students. It’s about 110 female students and about 85 male students.

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