The pie chart illustrates the data about the highest level of education of females in Someland from 1945 to 1995. It is clear from the graph that 9-year-old women in Someland level off at 10% for 5 decades.
To start with, in 1945, the greatest proportion of the highest level of education was among those with no schooling and third grade, which represented 35% of the highest level of education, while 6-year-old women accounted for 15%. Moreover, a small minority of the highest level of education was on 12-year-old and first degree, with proportions of 4% and 1% respectively. The post-graduate was zero percent.
After 5 decades, in 1995, the highest level of education was on first-degree females with 50%, increasing 50 times, from 1% to 50%. In addition, 12-year-old and post-graduate females were relatively similar, with the proportion 20%. On the other hand, no schooling, third grade, and 6-year-old was relatively the same with zero percent.