The given line graph illustrates the proportion of graduates got a permanent employment after finishing course in an unspecified Australian university and the table chart shows the average income of math and other graduates over the period from 2004 to 2012.
Overall, most graduates got a full-time jobs after completing university curriculum, and the average salary of math workers were relatively higher than the other types.
Commencing with line graph, start with math graduates, the line remained steady throughout the period shown. Initiate at 80%, followed by a slight increase in 2006 prior to reaching the summit in 2008, at 83%. In 2008, the line witnessed a modest drop and ending at 78% in the final point. Regarding other graduates, the line shows a minimal fluctuation across the time frame. Began at 63%,the line experienced a considerable uptick in 2006 before plunging down to 64% in 2012.
Transiting attention to the remain graph, from 2004 to 2006, the average salary for math and other employees were equal, at 41,000$ and 43,000$ each year. Concerning the remain phase, it is apparent that the wage for math workers was substantially higher than other workers. In 2008, the budget paid for employees work in math sector was 50,000$, whereas other types was 45,000$. Likewise, in 2010 and 2012, the expenses spend for math scholars were 51,000$ and 56,000$ respectively, while other types graduates received 47,000$ and 51,000$ each