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    The pie charts give the data of a survey in which

    undergraduates and postgraduates were ask about


    the variation of books and non-printed materials in
    there school library.
    Overall, undergraduates expressed greater
    satisfaction with their university’s academic
    materials, while postgraduate individuals were
    dissatisfied with their school’s educational
    resources.
    With the range of physical books in the first pie
    graphs, 35% of undergraduates and 28% of post
    graduates were satisfied. However, 50% of
    postgraduates and 28% of undergraduates rated
    negatively about the book diversity while nearly
    one-quarter of the senior left good comments about
    it. Moreover, 37% of undergraduates and 22% of
    postgraduates feel very good about its range.
    In the second pie chart about the non-print
    materials, there is 68% of who hasn’t graduated
    reporting very good were recorded. 1/5 of this
    group rate it at satisfaction level and a minority of
    them don’t like the quality. This is opposite at the
    group of postgraduates, while 62% of them feel
    that the materials doesn’t reach the quality the
    want. More than 20% of the group satisfy with its
    quality and 16% of them love it.

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