The graphs show figures relating to hours worked and stress level amongs professionals in eight groups. Describe the information shown to a university or coollage lecurer.
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The given bar graph illustrates the average amount of
hours
worked by the individual in a week. Meanwhile, the pie chart shows the percentage of stress
and Illness among people in different fields.
Overall
, it is clear from the data that businessmen work more when compared to other professions whereas
, the lecturers
with the least count. However
, lecturers
are highly affected by stress
and connected illness and programmers own the minority count.
Firstly
, as mentioned earlier, Businessmen are the highest with 70 hours
per week followed by movie producers with 60 hours
and then
doctors account for 50 hours
and writers with 45.The programmers spend up to 40 hours
within 7 days.Likewise
,
Lawyers and chefs own 35 and 30 respectively.Moreover
, lecturers
are the ones with the least count by approximately 25 hours
.
Secondly
, here lecturers
are the ones with the highest stress
level by
25% and movie producers account for 18% followed by doctors Change preposition
at
with
15% which is not much less when compared to the producers. The businessmen's Change preposition
at
stress
level is 11% . Although
, the lawyers and writers have 8% each. Finally
, the programmers are the ones with the least stress
level.Submitted by ameeshaaa19 on
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