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The image presents a line graph depicting the average number of Vietnamese students studying in France, Russia, and America from 2000 to 2015; data is given in millions. In 2000, France had approximately 0.5m students, Russia 2.5m, and America 0.5m. By 2005, France increased to roughly 1m, Russia decreased to 1m, and America rose to 1.5m. In 2010, France had about 2m students, Russia 1.5m, and America 2.5m. Lastly, in 2015, France surged to 3m, Russia to 4m, and America reached 5.5m. The trends show an overall increase for all three countries, with America experiencing the highest growth.
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The given line graph illustrates Vietnamese students, who were educated in France, Russia and America from 2000 to 2015
Overall, it can be seen that, France and Russia had approximately one trend, while America went increased.
To begin with America, it was the least preferred by students in 2000, with almost 1,5 millions of learner. From 2000 it rose dramatically and had around 5 millions of choice until 2015.
Russia had the second position. From 2000 they gradually decreased to around 1,90 millions until 2010. Since 2020 they had slowly rose.
Moving on to the France, it had the highest point with 3,5 millions in 2000. It started with dropped but after 2005 it remained stable for 5 years. Before it began significant grew in 2010.
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