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Band 4+: Mixed graphs. Summarize the information by selecting key information and make comparison where relevant.

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The image contains a pie chart and a table. The pie chart shows Australian nationality at 73%, Chinese at 14%, British at 7%, Dutch at 3%, New Zealander at 2%, and Other at 1%. The table indicates the percentage of nationalities in the City and Countryside, with Australian at City 80% and Countryside 20%, British at City 89% and Countryside 11%, New Zealander at City 90% and Countryside 10%, Chinese at City 99% and Countryside 1%, and Dutch at City 83% and Countryside 17%.
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The pic chart illustrates the percentages of people from different nationalities in Australia, while the table companes the proportions live living in cities and the countryside.

Ovenall, Australians accounted for the largest proportion of the population, while the other nationalities represented much smaller percentages. In addition, people from all nationalities. were mone likely to live in et city cities than in the countryside.

Looking at the pic chant in mone detail, in Australia Australian the totalPopulation 76%. Australian live in their Own country. Then, British citizens 7%. of people live in Australia. After that. 3% of New zealander live in this country. Moreover, Australia total population 27. is chinese, followed by 1% Dutch. Next 14% of population live in Australia people Other country. @i citizen in

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By contrest, in table chart show 80% of Australian live in cities and 20%% live countryside. Then, British live in cities 89%% Next the population of New zealand live in 90% in city. After that, chinese 99%. live in cities, Next 17% Dutch people live country side.

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Mixed graphs. Summarize the information by selecting key information and make comparison where relevant.

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