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The two pie charts compare the time spent on five web platforms by male and female students. Boys favored sports sites (35%) and studying websites (30%), while girls preferred studying sites (nearly 50%) and shopping platforms (four times more than boys). Both genders spent equal time on 'other' websites (10%), but girls showed less interest in news compared to boys.

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Example Homework 2

The two pie charts compare the time spent on five web platforms by male and female students. Boys favored sports sites (35%) and studying websites (30%), while girls preferred studying sites (nearly 50%) and shopping platforms (four times more than boys). Both genders spent equal time on 'other' websites (10%), but girls showed less interest in news compared to boys.

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The two pie charts illustrate the proportion of time spent on five distinct

web platforms by students specified by genders.


Overall, it is clear that the most popular online platform for boys was
sport while for girls was education.
For boys, sport sites comprised the largest share of their time, at 35%.
This was followed by studying websites, which is responsible for nearly a
third of their [Link], News made up 20%,while shopping and
other were less popular choices,accounting for 5% and 10% respectively.
On the other hand, for girls, studying sites was the dominant online
platform,taking up nearly a half,which was significantly more than that of
the [Link] figure for girls using shopping platform was four times as
much as that of [Link] contrast, girls showed a much lower preference
on news than boys,at 15% compared with 20%.Notably, girls devoted the
same time on both sport and other sites,which was constituted
10%.Interestingly, the proportion of boys using other websites was same
as the girls, both accounting for 10%.

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