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The image shows a line graph and a table. The line graph presents the percentage of full workers holding a university degree from 2004-2012: Maths Graduates percentages are 90% (2004), 96% (2006), 96% (2008), 92% (2010), 90% (2012); All Graduates percentages are 75% (2004), 78% (2006), 78% (2008), 70% (2010), 70% (2012). The table presents the average salary of graduates in USD from 2004-2012: Maths grads' salaries are $41,000 (2004), $43,000 (2006), $50,000 (2008), $51,000 (2010), $56,000 (2012); All graduates' salaries are $41,000 (2004), $43,000 (2006), $45,000 (2008), $47,000 (2010), $51,000 (2012).
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The figures illustrate the propotion of math graduates and who found full time job after graduating from University in Australia in addition it dispaly the average salary of both types of the grads, between 2004 and 2012.

Overall, both the number of graduates and math graduates incraesed at the begining of the period than declined steady from the middle of the period.

To begin with, the number of math graduates who got full time job after they graduated from University experienced a slight increase recording over 60% of graduate got a job and rose sharply until reach over 80% of people who got a job. after 2006 the precentage of cares got by math graduate rose slightly accounting nealy 85% jobs accupaed from math graduate in 2008. Noteciable that both math degree and all gradate share the same perectage of got a job in 2008 recording nearly 85% of graduate who find a job. after 2008 the precentage continues to decline and turn back to the same point of the beging with over 60% of jobs found by math degree holders. While the precentage of all graduates who find a job increased from 2004 to 2006 began with 80% and end with nearly 90% of people who found a full time job. after 2006 the precentage declined stealdy to the end of the period recotding 80% of people who find full time job.

The salaies of math graduate and all graduate share the number for 2 years. After another 2 years the salaris of math graduate rose with 8 thousand dolars while all graduate salary incread with only 2 thousand.

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percentage of full workers holding a university degree and average salary of graduates

The line graph compares the proportions of Math graduates and all university graduates who obtained full-time employment in Australia between 2004 and 2012, while the table illustrates the average annual salaries of the two groups over the same period. Overall, the proportion of graduates in full-time employment fluctuated considerably, with both groups reaching their highest […]

percentage of full workers holding a university degree and average salary of graduates

The line graph compares the percentage of all university students and Math majors who secured full-time employment after graduation in Australia over an eight-year period from 2004 to 2012. The table, meanwhile, shows the annual incomes of these two groups during the same period. Overall, it is clear that the proportion of both Math graduates […]

percentage of full workers holding a university degree and average salary of graduates

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percentage of full workers holding a university degree and average salary of graduates

The line graph gives information about the percentage of full-time workers holding a university degree among math and all graduates in Australia, while the accompanying table shows the average income of these two groups between 2004 and 2012. Overall, it is clear that there was a slight increase in the proportion of math graduates and […]

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