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Band 7+: The pie charts show the results of a survey conducted by a university on the opinions of full-time and part-time students about its services.

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The image contains four pie charts each with three categories: Not at all, Quite happy, Very happy. The first chart shows 15% Not at all, 31% Quite happy, 54% Very happy. The second chart displays 20% Not at all, 35% Quite happy, 45% Very happy. The third chart illustrates 1% Not at all, 12% Quite happy, 87% Very happy for Full-time students. The fourth chart presents Part-time students with 2% Not at all, 23% Quite happy, 72% Very happy.
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The given pie charts show the result of a survey coducted by a university to find out the views of full-time and part-time students about the IT support they were offered.

Looking at the overall pattern, the proportion of very happy full-time students stands out as the dominant category, while the reverse is true for the proportion of quite happy students.Conversely, most part-time students were not happy, and the number of very happy part-time students lagged behind.

From the charts it is clear that, more than half of the full-time students (54%) were very happy, whereas this figure is true for only one fifth of part-time students. With regards to quite happy students, 31% of full-time students were in that mood, 4% less than that of part-time students.

When it comes to those who were not happy, the proportion of part-time students emerged as the leading figure, reaching 45%, compared to 15% of full-time students.

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