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    The document presents employment data for recent graduates from various university majors, including the number of graduates, number employed, and employment rate. Accounting and general management majors had the highest employment rates over 80%, while other majors had rates ranging from 67-73% except for other majors which was only 35.7%. A bar graph is shown comparing the employment rates for each major to visualize the differences. A note explains that representing this data in a single pie chart would not make sense due to combining multiple types of information.

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    The document presents employment data for recent graduates from various university majors, including the number of graduates, number employed, and employment rate. Accounting and general management majors had the highest employment rates over 80%, while other majors had rates ranging from 67-73% except for other majors which was only 35.7%. A bar graph is shown comparing the employment rates for each major to visualize the differences. A note explains that representing this data in a single pie chart would not make sense due to combining multiple types of information.

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    Graduates: Accounting Finance General Management Marketing Other

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    Alexis R. Camargo
    The document presents employment data for recent graduates from various university majors, including the number of graduates, number employed, and employment rate. Accounting and general management majors had the highest employment rates over 80%, while other majors had rates ranging from 67-73% except for other majors which was only 35.7%. A bar graph is shown comparing the employment rates for each major to visualize the differences. A note explains that representing this data in a single pie chart would not make sense due to combining multiple types of information.

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    Major Graduates Employed Employment Rate

    Accounting 73 59 80.82%
    Finance 52 35 67.31%
    General Management 36 29 80.56%
    Marketing 64 47 73.44%
    Other 28 10 35.71%

    Graduates

    28

    73

    64

    52
    36

    Accounting Finance General Management


    Marketing Other

    Employment rate depending upon major.

    90.00%
    80.00%
    70.00%
    60.00%
    50.00%
    40.00%
    30.00%
    20.00%
    10.00%
    0.00%
    Accounting Finance General Marketing Other
    Management

    It would not make sense to graph this information in one pie graph, because first, it would be
    very difficult for the reader to understand it. Second, it is two different types of information that
    is provided, so the purpose of the graph would not be clear.

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