The bar chart provides key information about the causes why adults decide to study. The pie chart presented how the costs of each course should be shared. Both figures are measured in percentages.
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what is shown in the first graph, interest in the subject had the highest proportion in the reasons why they decided to study, nearly 40%. Linking Words
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, 38% studying to gain qualifications. Linking Words
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those who decided to complete their education to be helpful in their current job reached 22%. The ratios are equal in both causes: to improve prospects of promotion and those who are studying to enjoy learning represented 20%. Linking Words
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, those who are able to change their jobs accounted for 12%. Linking Words
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, those who took Linking Words
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decision to meet people had the lowest proportion, nearly 9%.
In terms of the second chart, illustrates how individuals should share the costs of adult education. Individuals the largest proportion, about 40%. Meanwhile, the lowest percentage is 25%Linking Words
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for taxpayers. The employer represented 35%.Punctuation problem
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