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The bar chart provides information about the figure of men and women studying distinct subjects in Toronto in 2013. Units are given in thousands. Overall, the majority of female students were interested more in social science, health, and humanities than men, meanwhile male Toronto citizens possessed a keen interest on engineering, and science and maths. […]
The bar chart presents the amount of both sexes of those who is studying different disciplines in Toronto in one year (2013). Overall, the greatest treble could be seen in subject social science, espessialy in female adaptation, while agriculture is the minimiseded one from both male and female. Social science demonstrates the greatest results of […]
The bar chart illustrates the number of man and women studied six different subjects in Toronto in 2013. It is clear that the highest number of students studied social sciences. By contrast, the number of students studied agriculture was the lowest over the period shown. As we can see, the number of women studied social […]
The bar graph illustrates the proportion of people, according to gender, participated in various lectures in a particular area in 2013, while there is a line demonstrates the total number and its fluctuation between categories. Overall, social science is the subject that people were interested in the most with the figure in both years was […]
The given bar and line chart illustrates how many men and women attended six different courses in Toronto in 2013. Overall, it is clear that the number of female students studying social-related and health-related subjects exceeded that of male counterpart. Additionally, Social Sciences was studied the most by both sexes, whereas Agriculture had the least […]
The bar and line graph compares data on students of both sex in six fields in Toronto in 2013. Overall, while the number of female students definitely outstripped that of male counterparts in most sectors, the opposite was true for Engineering and Science and math section, with the exception of Agriculture subject that held an […]
Given are the line and the bar charts illustrating the number of males and females choosing to enroll in various subjects in Toronto, with the data being recorded in 2013. Overall, social sciences attracted the highest number of students while agriculture had the lowest registrations. Additionally, the majority of female students attend in most subjects. […]
The bar chart shows the figure for male and female undergraduates attending 6 different subjects in Toronto in 2013. Overall, the most popular subject appeared to be Social Sciences, while the opposite was true for Agriculture. Furthermore, women made up the majority of students in most subjects. In terms of the courses that attracted more […]
The given chart illustrates the enrollment of students in forms of genders in various academic courses in Toronto in 2013, comprising Social Sciences, Engineering, Health, Humanities, Science, Math, and Agriculture. Overall, Social Sciences attracted the highest number of students while Agriculture had the lowest registrations. Additionally, there were notable disparities in the gender breakdown across […]
The chart depicts the enrollment figures of male and female students in various academic disciplines in Toronto during the year 2013. Overall, it is evident that Social Sciences attracted the highest total numbet of students, while Agriculture had the least. Additionally, there were notable disparities in the gender breakdown across the different subjects. In the […]
The chart depicts the enrollment of male and female students in various academic disciplines in Toronto in 2013, including Social Sciences, Engineering, Health, Humanities, Science, Maths, and Agriculture. Overall, Social Sciences boasted the highest number of students, while Agriculture had the lowest enrollment. Additionally, there were notable disparities in the gender breakdown across the different […]