The three pie charts illustrate how many hours spent in a library by undergraduate and postgraduates compared to the total student population at a university in Britain.

The pie charts given illustrate how the amount of time spent in a

library

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varied across

students

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who haven't graduated, those who have a degree and are studying for one more, and the total of all

students

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in a British university.

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, if we take the three groups in combination,

it is clear that

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most undergraduates spend 1 to 7

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in the

library

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,

whereas

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a majority of postgraduates spend much more time, with one half having more than 15

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spent in the

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. As far as undergraduates are concerned, most of them spend from 1 to 7

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in the

library

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, with

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category taking up 63%, followed by 28% of undergraduates spending 8 to 14

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and the rest having more than 15

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of

library

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time. Regarding

students

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who are studying for another qualification, more than half of the total spend 15

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or more in the

library

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, followed closely by 32% of

students

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taking 8 to 14

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. The rest of them spend about 1 to 7

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.

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leads to an average percentage of exactly half of all

students

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spending 1 to 7

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hitting the book,

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the 8 to 14 section follows with only a small gap at 35% and the remaining at 17%.