The first bar chart highlights the study motives of adults. Additionally, the second pie chart also presents the respondents' opinions on the funding dispersal of education.
The bar chart and pie chart provided illustrate the outcomes of a survey conducted on adult education, specifically focusing on the reasons why adults choose to pursue further education and how they believe the costs of
The figures below give information on a survey result that was conducted on adult education. The first graph illustrates the proofs why young people make a decision to educate. The second diagram describes how humans bel
The pie charts illustrate the results of a survey into the popularity of various leisure activities among European adults in 2 different years, 1985 and 1995.
The data represented by the two graphs illustrates the outcome of a survey about why adults continue to study and how the cost of tuition should be paid. Overall, most of the adult respondents choose to study due to pers
The aforementioned graphs indicate the outcome of a survey among the adults to continuing their education. The first one shows the matters that people want to study. The second chart demonstrates society's thoughts abou
The graphs illustrate final outcome of questionnaire of adult education. The first bar chart provides the main reasons of why grown poeple decide to take knowledge. The next graph gives information about the how individ
The two pie charts illustrate the survey's result about the adults's leisure activities in European countries in 1985 and 1995. Overall, it can be seen that watching TV remains the highest rank until the end of the perio
These double pie charts illustrates the outcome of a research conducted into how popular watching tv, talking with friends, talking with friends, playing computer games, eating out and other activities where carried out
The chart illustrates the result of survey of adult education .The bar graph explains the reasons why adult decide to study .The pie chart shows the cost of each course.
The two pie charts below illustrate outcome of the research in percentagewise about European adults activities in their free time in two yers 1985 and 1995.
The given pie charts clearly illustrate the activities made people happy among a group of adutls who aged 20-50, and the group divided into two categories which are the participants who aged under 30 and over 30.
The two pie charts illustrate what makes people happy between 20 and 50 years of age. It is clear from these two charts that there are different rates in five exercises and the achievement of work is the same in both pie
The supplied illustrations of two charts represents the outcomes of a research about people's activities which make them happy and they are divided into two age groups under and over 30 years.
These charts look at the different activities which have an influence on people's happiness among two categories: at the age under and over thirty. The given illustrations reveal that some categories have slightly chang
The pie chart depicts information about the outcome of a survey in order to know about the aim of doing exercises by individuals between 20 and 50 years of age.