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The image displays a table. Humanities: 72% Females, 12% First Language not English, 20% Born outside Australia. Education: 68% Females, 16% First Language not English, 23% Born outside Australia. Science: 52% Females, 45% First Language not English, 31% Born outside Australia. Physics: 56% Females, 38% First Language not English, 56% Born outside Australia. IT: 17% Females, 49% First Language not English, 56% Born outside Australia. Engineering: 15% Females, 42% First Language not English, 48% Born outside Australia.
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The table gives information about students studying at an Australian university in 2009

Ovarral,according,to the table,we can see that the number of students studying in Humanities department has the highest category in Females sector,While the rate of students in Engineering department in the same sector was the lowest over the period

Looking at the table,we see that the females studied at Humanities Department about 72%,While in the Education department they studied about 68%.And the students whos first language was not English composed 12% in Humanities,when the students who born outside Australia stood at 20% in this department.While the students whos first language was not English in Education department made up 16%,and 20% the students who born outside Australia.

By contrast we see that the number of females in science department accounted 52%.Hovewer the rate of females in physics department made up 56%,which was little more that the science department.And students in physics department whos first language was not English they composed 38%,While the students in science sector contributed 45% and overtaking physics.And the last category, students whos born outside Australia constitled 31% in scince sector,and students in the same category in physics sector made up 56%.What eventually overtook scinece.The last department is a Engineering,and females stood at 15%,As the rate of students whos first language was not English constitled 42%.The last category number of students ,who born outside Australia made up 48%.As a result this category was the lowest,among all depatments in 2009

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