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Band 4+: The pie chart presents the ways X university and Y university distributed their budget for the school year 2000-2001. Write at least 150 words.

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The image depicts two pie charts representing X University's and Y University's budget distribution for the 2000-2001 school year. X University allocated 30% for books, 25% for salaries of teachers, 20% for training for teachers, and 25% for new facilities. Y University allocated 25% for books, 25% for salaries of teachers, 20% for training for teachers, and 30% for new facilities.
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The pie chart presents the ways X university and Y university distributed their budget for the school year 2000-2001.

x university has a budget for books more than others and budget for training is the less. Which is different from Y university that the budget for new facilities have highest rate.

X university’s budget the most used budget is for the books that has 20 percent rate follow by salaries of teachers and new facilities the lastly is training for teachers which only has budget for 20 percent rate. Y university has the highest budget on new facilities and salaries of teachers and books is the second for training for teachers is the same rate with x university. The different from these two university is x university have the most books budget and y university have new facilities. However the same is training for teachers and salaries for teachers is the same rate

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