The bar chart shows the average number of hours students in five different universities studied.

Contained in the two bar charts are data relating to the studying

hours

of

students

in five distinctive universities which are on weekdays and on

weekends

.

Overall

, it can be clearly seen that the number of

hours

on weekdays remained slightly unchanged,

whereas

there was a decline on

weekends

. It can be

also

observed that

University

C on weekdays and

University

A on

weekends

have the topmost proportion of

hours

that

students

studied,

while

University

D's

hours

were the smallest in the two charts. Beginning with weekday rates, it is evident that they were far higher than weekend rates. With 10.6,

hours

of studying in

University

C is the highest on the chart.

This

is

in contrast

with

University

D where

students

spent at least

hours

of studying, with 9.6.

This

is followed by

University

B,

University

E and

University

A with respective figures being 10.1, 10 and 9.8. Turning to

weekends

rates, it can be observed that

students

spent the most in

University

A, at 9. The noticeable point is a fluctuation in

University

D, it dropped down to 5.6 which was the lowest of the charts.