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Band 5+: The chart below shows the average sales for two Australian companies on each weekday over a 5 week period. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image indicates week-daily average sales for two Australian companies spanning 5 weeks: on Monday, 20000 (A Corp), 14000 (B Corp); Tuesday, 23000 (A Corp), 17000 (B Corp); Wednesday, 25000 (A Corp), 18000 (B Corp); Thursday, 14000 (A Corp), 20000 (B Corp); Friday, 18000 (A Corp), 15000 (B Corp).
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The average sales for two Australian corperations in a time bracket of 5 days a week for 5 weeks is illustrated by a bar chart.

Overall, the highest rate for the first companywas on Wednesday, while on Monday and Thursday happened the best numbers for the second business. On the other hand, the lowest numbers occured on Tuesday and Friday for the Corp B and the Corp A in sequence.

On Wedesday, the first comapny topped at more than 25000 Australian Dollars, in contrast the other comapny had a significat lower amount of sales of 17500 Australian Dollars. On Tuesday the second company witnessed the lowest sales on that day, getting only 10000 Australian Dollars, while on the other hand, the first corperation got more than double of the other corperation, reaching 24000 level.on Thursday, the ratios were almost the same around 20000 level with a small difference of 2000 for the Corp A with numbers of 22000 and Corp B with sales of 20000, which is the highest number in this duration.

Monday saw the same amount of sales on Thursday for the Corp B, but Corp A achieved only 16000 in sales. Lastly, Corp A earned the lowest amount of money on Friday, in comparision with Corp B, which got more cash, approximately 15500.

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