The three pie chart illustrate howmany hours students spend in the library in British university.

The pie charts show the amount of

time

pupils spent in the

library

of one British university from three different groups.

Overall

, half of the students dedicated about one to seven

hours

of their

time

in the

library

with most of them being undergraduates and the rest being postgraduates. More than half of postgraduates allocated a lot more

time

than the undergraduates in the

library

which was 15

hours

or above. Looking at the graphs in more detail, only nine

percent

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of undergraduates spent 15

hours

or more. Twenty-eight percent of them stayed for eight to fourteen

hours

and the rest spent between one to seven

hours

.

On the other hand

, most of the postgraduates were invested in the

library

for a long

time

, with only seventeen

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of them having less than one-third of their day in the

library

. To summarise, between the bachelor and the master students, there is a contradiction in how they used their

time

. Most of the latter dedicated half their day

in

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the

library

while

the former were doing something else.