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Band 4+: The bar charts below show the average number of trips made by bus, train, taxi, and Uber, and the average cost per trip in Sydney between 2004 and 2016.

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The image features two bar graphs. Graph 1: Average number of trips per year shows: Bus with 2004 having ~8, 2008 ~12, 2012 ~15, 2016 ~14; Train with 2004 ~10, 2008 ~25, 2012 ~38, 2016 ~55; Taxi with 2004 ~7, 2008 ~15, 2012 ~15, 2016 ~15; Uber with 2004 ~0, 2008 ~0, 2012 ~0, 2016 ~30. Graph 2: Average cost per trip presents: Bus with 2004 ~$5, 2008 ~$7, 2012 ~$9, 2016 ~$10; Train with 2004 ~$6, 2008 ~$8, 2012 ~$10, 2016 ~$11; Taxi with 2004 ~$10, 2008 ~$18, 2012 ~$22, 2016 ~$20; Uber with 2004 ~$0, 2008 ~$0, 2012 ~$0, 2016 ~$12.
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The bar chart represents the average number of trips made by bus, train, taxi, and Uber. The another bar chart represents average cost per trip in Sydney between 2004 to 2016.

In general, average number of trip made by train has a more yearly users than other three vehicles that 2016 is the highest average number of trip by train. Cost average by taxi has a more cost than the other three vehicles that 2004 is the highest average cost in trip by taxi. However, the taxi are mostly the lowest in the graph that almost less than half of 5 people uses taxi in 2016. The cause of this would be becuase the uber users are dramatically increased in 2016. So, the average cost of the uber is very high for both 2012 and 2016. The bus and train’s average cost per trip in dollars are very similar that it is a different pattern from the another bar chart, average number of trips per year. Both of bus and train are always lower than 10 dollars in every four different years. However, as I mentioned in the beginning, train have a large number of people go travel by train.

In conclusion, both of the bar charts have some similarities based on the change in years. However, the pattern for every four different vehicles are different that the most used vehicle is the train but most expensive vehicle is taxi because it is the lowest used vehicle.

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