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The image presents two pie charts labeled A and B, each segmented into food categories with percentages: Group A: fish 5%, cereals 35%, fruit 30%, vegetables 22%, food with high fat content 8%; Group B: fish 5%, cereals 35%, fruit 50%, vegetables 5%, food with high fat content 5%. Accompanying the charts is a table displaying percentage data comparing Group A and Group B in three categories: Overweight, Group A 10%, Group B 20%; Illness in the past year, Group A 5%, Group B 12%; Attendance at classes, Group A 90%, Group B 75%.
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The pie charts illustrate consumption of different types of food among two groups, while the table provides additional information about student’s health issues and attendances.
Overall, group B eats far more products with a high fat content(50%), whereas A learners, consume only one third percentage. According to the pie charts, in A and B category the least consumed items are fish (5%) and fruits (8%-5%), but in A class, vegetables are consumed about one in four (22%) compared to B student, only (5%). Also, both groups eat the same proportion of cereals (35%).
Turning to the general health data, group A have better attendance 90% than B 75% of the total 100%. The A learners percentage, who had an illness in the past year 5% and overweight 10% are fewer, in contrast to group B, with overweight 20% and a modest twelve per cent of disease one year ago.
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