The illustrations depict data about the number of study hours spent daily by students during weekends and weekdays, related to five several universities.
Overall, the trend shows that students spent more hours studying on weekdays rather than on weekends. Additionally, university C’s students ranked first among the other students regarding the highest studying period through the weekdays. Students from Universities B and E shared the second rank, university A’s students came next, while students from University D ranked last. On the other hand, University A’s students studied the longest hours during weekends, followed by students from B University, then C University, students from E university occupied the fourth place. meanwhile, students from D university spent the lowest number of hours studying on weekends.
Regarding weekdays, university C’s students spent an estimated 10.6 hours studying, which was the longest studying hours among other university students. Students from universities E and B followed, sharing approximately 10 hours of studying time, with university B higher with .1 hours. University A students came after with 9.8 studying hours, Finally, D university students took the last rank with 9.6 studying hours.
Regarding weekends, University A’s students studied 9 hours which is the longest studying period during weekends, after them, came students from B University, with studying hours of 8.6 hours, University C’s students came next with 7.8 hours, then University E students studying for 6.2 hours. Eventually, D university students were the least studying students during weekends with only 5.6 studying hours.