The table chart compares some collected data relating to college bookshop for the month of February 2000.
Overall, it can be seen that magazines recorded the highest figures, while the fiction book had the lowest number.
The college has fiction, non-fiction and magazines bookshops. To begin with, non- book club members, the magazines received by college students stood at approximately 1249, which was significantly higher than the number collected by members of public purchased, at around 82. Moreover, the fiction books are accounted by college staff and students were just under 44 and 31, which was a marginal difference, while the member of public did not record any value.
By contrast, book-club members of magazines showed comparatively lower values, remaining at around 33. Additionally, 76 and 942 data were collected by the fiction and non-fiction books, which is highest as compared to non-book club members. Therefore, the total of magazines is considered as a greater value, whereas fiction books had the lower figure at almost 1696 and 151, respectively.