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The pie charts below illustrate the number of journal articles read per week by all students, PhD students, and junior lecturers at an Australian university.

The pie charts below illustrate the number of journal articles read per week by all students, PhD students, and junior lecturers at an Australian university. qV6dp
The pie charts compare the students who read articles from journals every week by every student, students of Ph. D. , and junior lecturers. Overall, it is clear that the Ph. D. students read the most articles followed by junior lecturers and all students read the fewer articles. In terms of 12 plus articles, 80% of students of Ph. D. read articles more than 12, and 24% junior students read the same quantity of articles which is double from all students with 12%. Regarding 6 to 11 articles reading, 75% of junior students read these which is the highest, and 21% all students read the same quantity. However, only 15% of students read the same quantity of articles. With regards to less than 5 articles, 67% category lies in all students, and this is the greatest whilst 5% Ph. D. students read same quantity followed by only 1% of junior students read the same quantity of articles.
The pie charts compare the
students
who
read
articles
from journals every week by every
student
,
students
of
Ph. D.
,
and
junior
lecturers.

Overall
, it is
clear
that the
Ph. D.
students
read
the most
articles
followed by
junior
lecturers and all
students
read
the fewer articles.

In terms of 12 plus
articles
, 80% of
students
of
Ph. D.
read
articles
more than 12, and 24%
junior
students
read
the same
quantity
of
articles
which is double from all
students
with 12%. Regarding 6 to 11
articles
reading, 75% of
junior
students
read
these which is the highest, and 21% all
students
read
the same
quantity
.
However
,
only
15% of
students
read
the same
quantity
of articles.

With regards to
less than 5
articles
, 67% category lies in all
students
, and this is the greatest whilst 5%
Ph. D.
students
read
same
quantity
followed by
only
1% of
junior
students
read
the same
quantity
of
articles
.
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