The three pie charts compare how senior students in three high schools spent their money in 2005.
From an overall perspective, it is apparent that the spending pattern of students in these academies differed from each other, although they shared the same interest in video games.
As observed, nearly one-third of students’ total spending went on food in Beaufort high school, closely followed by video games and movies, whose data constituted 28% and 22%, respectively. Meanwhile, the money proportion allocated to music and clothing stood at around 10%.
In Westmont, students spent slightly over a quarter on video games and movies, while music and food occupied similar portions, at roughly 20%.
Similarly, 32% of spending was funded on video games, the significant expenditure, which four-folded movie expenses. Music ranked second with 28% compared to 22% in clothes shopping. Lately, only 10% allocated on food, far less than spending in Westmont and Beaufort high school.
The three pie charts compare how senior
students
in three high schools spent their money in 2005.
From an
overall
perspective, it is apparent that the
spending
pattern of
students
in these academies differed from each other, although they shared the same interest in
video
games.
As observed,
nearly
one-third of
students’
total
spending
went on food in Beaufort high school,
closely
followed by
video
games and movies, whose data constituted 28% and 22%,
respectively
. Meanwhile, the money proportion allocated to music and clothing stood at around 10%.
In
Westmont
,
students
spent
slightly
over a quarter on
video
games and movies, while music and food occupied similar portions, at roughly 20%.
Similarly
, 32% of
spending
was funded
on
video
games, the significant expenditure, which four-folded movie expenses. Music ranked second with 28% compared to 22% in clothes shopping. Lately,
only
10% allocated on food, far less than
spending
in
Westmont
and Beaufort high school.