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The image displays four pie charts of Australian Capital Territory: 2% of classes have more than 30 students, 20% 26-30, 51% 21-25, 27% 20 students or fewer; Western Australia: 3% of classes have more than 30 students, 25% 26-30, 43% 21-25, 29% 20 students or fewer; New South Wales: 3% of classes have more than 30 students, 30% 26-30, 40% 21-25, 27% 20 students or fewer; South Australia: 3% of classes have more than 30 students, 23% 26-30, 44% 21-25, 30% 20 students or fewer.
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The pie chart gives information about number of students in four states of Australia. According to the first two charts, classes with 21-25 students predominate there, 26-30 students make up approximately 28 classes. Despite this, in four states of Australia the smallest number of classes with more than 30 students. Still, those states have several differences regarding the other class sizes.
In New South Wales, specifically, classes with 20 students or fewer are more prevalent than in other states. In contrast, only in South Australia classes with 26-30 students are higher while in three other states account for about 28 classes.
At the same time, the figure of South Australia, represents the lowest number of classes with 21-25 students .
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