The given line chart illustrates the proportion of full workers possessing a university degree in Australia, while the table compares the average salary between mathematics graduates and other graduates from 2004 to 2012.
In general, it is notable that the percentages of maths graduates and all graduates fluctuated over the timeframe, while the average salary of both types of workers witnessed an upward trend after a 8-year period.
Looking closely at the line chart, about 80% of maths graduates got full-time careers in 2004, after which the number rose slightly to around 90% in 2006 before decreasing to the initial ratio in 2012. Moreover, just over 60% of full workers possessed university degree in 2004, the figure then climbed to nearly 80% in 2006. It subsequently reached a peak at approximately 82% in 2008, before dropped gradually to over 60% in 2012.
Moving onto the table, it is clear that both maths graduates and other graduates received 41,000 dollars in 2004 and the data increased to 43,000 dollars after 2 years. The average salary of workers who had maths degree then surged constantly to 56,000 dollars in 2012, while other workers rose to around 51,000 dollars at the end of the period.