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GCSE Time Table

When doing GCSE’s you will be given a time table which contains two different weeks, red and blue, and each week will have a different time table to the other week. The subjects will be studied for number of hours depending on their importance. Here is the table that shows how many times (in hours) each subject is studied in two weeks time.

Each week will contain five work days, each day with 6 hours. Since there are two weeks with different time tables some subjects might be studied for more hours one week than the other. Thus, the number of hours each subject is studied over a period of two weeks time is analysed. Here is the chart comparing the hours each subject is studied in two weeks.

This chart shows the number of hours each subject is studied to the total study hours in two weeks. From the chart, it appears that Science is studied more frequently than any other subject because the percentage of science studied in two weeks is 21% which is greater than any other percentage. The second most frequently studied subjects are English and Maths; although they are studied for the same amount of hours in two weeks, the percentage of both are different by 1%. This is because the application rounds the numbers up or down.

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As it is obvious from the chart, each of the options will be studied with the same frequency; therefore the percentage of hours each of them are studied in two weeks time is equal for all the option and is 10%. All of the other subjects that are for only half a GCSE are studied the least frequently and have a 3% of study hours in 2 weeks.

From the data above, it can be concluded that Science is the most important and frequent subject studied in Manchester Academy; then English and Maths are given the importance and are ...

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