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The given pie charts provide information about candidates voted for being student representative for students in different age categories, who voted for them. Overall, it is evident that, compared with students aged 23-50, the percentage of students who voted for easy to talk accounted for the highest share among students aged 18-22, while knows local […]
The two pie charts illustrate the proportions of qualities considered important in students aged 18-22 and 23-50. Overall, it is readily apparent that younger students placed the greatest emphasis on being easy to talk to, whereas older learners attached more importance to trustworthiness and negotiation skills. Another striking feature is that knowledge of local traditions […]
The pie charts compare the proportion of votes for reasons for the student representative between students aged 18-22 and 23-50. Overall, majority of students at 18-22 prioritize having an easy contact to a candidate, while trust is highly valued among students at the age of 23-50. Additionally, it is having an ability to handle negotiations, […]
The pie charts demonstrate the reasons why students in two different age groups voted for a particular candidate to be their student representative. Overall, students aged 18-22 mainly voted for a candidate because they were easy to talk to and a good speaker, whereas older students placed greater emphasis on trustworthiness and negotiation skills. In […]
The pie charts compare the reasons why students in two age groups chose a specific candidate to be their student representative. Overall, for students aged 18-22, the main consideration when voting for a candidate was being easy to talk to, while those aged 23-50 valued trustworthiness the most. By contrast, the least important factor for […]
The bar charts illustrate the reasons why students across two age categories elected for a specific canditate to be their school representative, with the figures presented in percentages. Overall, the majority of students aged 18-22 voted for candidates to be their school representatives because they were easy to talk to, while students between 23 and […]