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The image shows a line graph for four categories from 1970 to 2015: Computer Science, Physics, Medicine, and Law. In 1970, Computer Science is at 10%, Physics at 5%, Medicine at 0%, Law at 5%. In 1975, Computer Science is at 25%, Physics at 15%, Medicine at 5%, Law at 10%. In 1980, Computer Science is at 40%, Physics at 30%, Medicine at 20%, Law at 20%. In 1985, Computer Science is at 50%, Physics at 40%, Medicine at 40%, Law at 35%. In 1990, Computer Science is at 60%, Physics at 50%, Medicine at 55%, Law at 50%. In 1995, Computer Science is at 75%, Physics at 60%, Medicine at 70%, Law at 65%. In 2000, Computer Science is at 85%, Physics at 75%, Medicine at 80%, Law at 77%. In 2005, Computer Science remains at 85%, Physics increases to 85%, Medicine to 90%, Law to 85%. In 2010, Computer Science remains at 85%, Physics at 90%, Medicine dips to 85%, Law decreases to 50%. In 2015, Computer Science at 100%, Physics 95%, Medicine 90%, Law drops to 35%.
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Given in the line graph is the proportion of female learners majoring in 4 distinct courses at the same university over the 45-year period spanning from 1970.
Overall, in 1970, Law and Computer Science correspondingly had the lowest and greatest attraction toward schoolgirls. However, a contrast was registered in the last year of the survey. In addition, both women’s attendance rates in Physics and Medicine registered a stable, positive trajectory.
In terms of subjects with continuous growth since 1970, Medicine exhibited a burst to 70% (1990), towering over figures for Physics despite the former’s initially lower statistics. Moreover, the Medicine major fluctuated around 75–85% and reached its peak at 90% in 2010 whereas 80% was the steady feature of Physics in the last 15 years after rocketing from 60% in 1990.
With regards to the contents of the two other subjects, after an unchanged ratio of 35% until 1980, Computer Science suddenly mushroomed to 70%, which coincided with that of Medicine in 1990. Nevertheless, in the five years later, it recognized a successive downswing and culminated at the same percentage as the starting point. Furthermore, Law commanded a lead in the final year subsequent to an oscillation of 10% from 2000.
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