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Band 5+: TASK :1 The table and chart provide a breakdown of the total expenditure and the average amount of money spent by students per week while studying abroad ni four countries.

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The image presents a table and a chart detailing total expenditure and weekly spending by students in four countries: A (875 USD), B (725 USD), C (540 USD), and D (450 USD); with accommodation, tuition, and living costs per week for A: 350, 350, 175; B: 300, 100, 225; C: 280, 100, 160; D: 235, 120, 95 respectively.
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The provided graphs illustrate information about the total expenses and weekly average amount of money dedicated by students per week while studying abroad in four different countries.

Overall, it is evident that expenditure in A country was the highest in the table, while in D country the lowest. In addition, most amount of money was spent on living cost in four countries, except for D country, where tuition was expensive.

Regarding the total expenditures, they were 735 dollars and 540 dollars in B and C countries, respectively. This figure in A country was 875 dollars, which was almost twice higher than in D country, where the total expenditure was 435 dollars.

When it comes to the categories of expenses, precisely the amount of money spent on living cost in A country was 430 dollars, which was 70 dollars more than in B country. This figure in C and D countries were 275 dollars and 225 dollars, respectively. Moreover, students spent 358 dollars on tuition in A country, while students in D country spent 123 dollars less on this category. In B country cost of tuition was 320, which is 70 dollars more than in C country. The amount of money spent on accommodation was 200 dollars in D country, which was 20 dollars less than in A country. Finally, on this category B and C countries spent 320 dollars and 240 dollars, respectively.

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