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Band 5+: The charts below show the class size of four states of Australia.

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The image depicts pie charts illustrating class sizes in four Australian states. Australian Capital Territory (ACT) has 27% with 20 students or fewer, 51% with 21-25 students, and 20% with 26-30 students. Western Australia (WA) has 25% with 20 students or fewer, 43% with 21-25 students, and 29% with 26-30 students, while 3% have more than 30 students. New South Wales (NSW) has 30% with 20 students or fewer, 44% with 21-25 students, 27% with 26-30 students, and 3% with more than 30 students. South Australia (SA) has 23% with 20 students or fewer, 30% with 21-25 students, 43% with 26-30 students, and 3% with more than 30 students. The key indicates different shades represent different class sizes, with a specific number associated with each shade, but these shades are not described in detail.
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The chart illustrates the class size of four states of Australia.These four states include Australian Capital Territory ,Western Australia ,New South Wales and South Australia.

In the state of Australian Capital Territory only 2 percent of the total classes that have more than 30 students in it. 51 percent of the classes have students ranging between 21 to 25 and 27 percent of the classes have 26-30 number of students.20 percent of the classes in Australian Capital Territory have 20 students or lesser than 20.

The Western Australia has only 3 percent of the total classes that have more than 30 students.43 percent of the total classes have students ranging between 21 to 25 and 29 percent have 26-30 number of students. 25% of the classes have 20 students or less.

The state of New South Wales has only 2% of the total classes in the state that have more than 30 students in it. 30 percent have students ranging between 21 to 25 and 40 percent have 20 students or lesser.27 % of the classes in the state have 26 to 30 students.

The state of South Australia have only 3% percent of the classes that have more than 30 students ,44% have 26-30 students ,23% have 21to 25 students and 30 percent have 20 or lesser number of students in the class.

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