The two table graphs below show the data about the amount of students’ study hours each day at the five particular universities. As an overall trend, on weekends total study hours of universities’ participants lower than on weekdays.
It is conspicuous that students in the C university study more than any other on weekdays, because their average hours’ indicate is 10.6 hours, which is the biggest according to the diagram. However, on weekends biggest change to average, because on non-working days study hours of students at the C university drop on 7.8 hours per day. To compare, the A university, which parameter on normal days practically the lowest-9.8 hours, but on weekends students’ average hours rate have not much decreasement only by 0.8 hours. Regarding the D university, which number of hours that students spend to study is the lowest in all days, on ordinary days 9.6 hours and on weekends almost twice decrease-5.6 hours.
In sum, the amount of hours at this five European universities is much more on the weekdays than on the weekends.
