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Band 4+: The pie chart shows average monthly student expenditure in the UK in 2016. The bar chart shows sources of student income in the same year.

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The image contains two graphs; the top pie chart shows "Monthly student expenditure" with Rent at £385, Bills at £80, Travel at £52, Socializing at £34, Food at £52, and Other at 11%. The bottom bar graph titled "Sources of student income" displays percentages of students that used these sources with Student Loan at approximately 87%, Family at around 55%, Part-time job at about 60%, Savings at roughly 50%, Bank overdraft at nearly 40%, and Grants and funding at around 25%.
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The provided pie graph indicates how much British learner spent money in 2016 every month, while the bar chart demonstrates how British pupil earned money in 2016. All numbers are given in pie graph were prices but in par graph were percentages.

Overall, after analyzing the pie chart, it can be observed that the largest amount of spending for rent. What can be said is that the major spent was equivalent other expenses.

Regarding the pie graph, the salient reason for spending British student was for rent (E385), while, less price was to travel (E52). In addition, food was double the price of socialing(E124).

Concerning the par chart, grants and funding, bank overdraft, and sawings were the minor earns almost (38%,39%,40%respectively) which were the half percentage of student loarn (80%). In addition farmily and part-time job were almost equal percentage(65%).

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