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Band 4+: The chart below gives information about population growth in three major Australian cities from 1992 to 2016. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows a line graph tracking data over time from 1992 to 2016, with three separate lines representing Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane; y-axis is labeled "(thousands)" with a range from 0 to 120, x-axis is marked with years in a non-linear scale; Melbourne starts at approximately 35 in 1992, dips to about 31 in 1994, peaks at nearly 86 in 2002, drops to around 63 in 2006, and ends close to 118 in 2016; Sydney starts near 38 in 1992, decreases to about 32 in 1995, reaches around 90 in 2002, falls to near 70 in 2006, and closes at nearly 112 in 2016; Brisbane begins at approximately 23 in 1992, goes down to about 21 in 1995, climbs to roughly 42 in 2002, dips to around 38 in 2006, and finishes close to 72 in 2016; no other numerical data points/percentages for each section/country/category/year are visible.
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The line chart provide information about rising population in three major Australian cities such us Melboutne, Sydney, Brisbane from 1992 to 2016. Axis x gives information about years, axis y shows thousands in percent.

Overall it can be seen that in Melboutne and Sydney experienced significant growth over the entire period, while Brisbane remainded unstable over the period.

Firstly, In 1992, all cities started growing by approximately 23 percent. Two first cities slightly go down and in 1995 was about 17%, wherase another city insignificantly increase. The next notable trend was in 1998 year, Melboutne and Brisbane marginally risy, but Sydney experienced significant fluctuations. In 2004 Sydney line reached a minimum, about 21 proportion, but after that significant increase and in 2016 was 105 percent. Between 2007 and 2010 years Brisbane line reached a peak and srand 61% , but after that considerably decrease and in 2016 was 44 percent. Melboutne showed substantially grow over the period and reached a peak of 110 percent at the endю

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