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Band 4+: "The graphs show figures relating to hours worked and stress level amongst professionals in eight groups"

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The image displays: Average number of hours worked per week: Writers 35, Doctors 50, Chefs 30, Lecturers 40, Lawyers 35, Movie Producers 40, Programmers 55, Businessmen 70. Occupations of people suffering from stress-related illness: Writers 15%, Doctors 18%, Chefs 10%, Lecturers 8%, Lawyers 25%, Movie Producers 5%, Programmers 18%, Businessmen 1%.
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The bar chart and pie chart mentioned compare and contrast data about the figures relating to hours wroked and stress level amongst professionals in eight gruops.

Overall, for the bar chart business men, it accounted biggest rate( 70% in the total 100%) and for lectures, it accounted smallest rate( 35%). In contrast, for the pie chart, business men trust accounted for 11%. For the lectures, it accounted tallest rate( 25%).

Firstly, from the bar chart, we can see that “business” is the job which spent the most time in eight gruops( 70), while lectures spent less time( with than 25 hours). Also, movie is a big trend, with the work time intop second, and it double than laws and chefs( 60,30 and 20, respectively). Finally, these group works such as programers, writters, and doctor which have work time fluctuated from 40 to 50 hours in a week ( 45,45 and 50, respectively).

From the pie chart, although “lectures” have work times at least in a week but this job intop stress levels with one in four, this thing five times as stress as programers(5%). Moreover, the rates of business mans and chefts are the same percentages. A similar tendency was seen in the rate of of writers and lawyers ( 8%). Finally, there is a small difference of 3% between movies and doctors( 18% and 25%, respectively).

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