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Band 8+: The plan below shows a student room for two people and a student room for one person at an Australian university.

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The image shows two floor plans for student rooms within a 6-meter square space, one for two people costing $350/week with two beds and desks, and the other for one person at $200/week with a single bed and desk; both have a bathroom, bookshelf, television, microwave, sink, stove, cupboard, and table with chairs, as indicated in the key.
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The provided pictures compare the layouts of student rooms for one individual and two individuals at an Australian university.

It is noticeable that the room for two people is more expensive and larger in size than the one-person room. Also, there are more amenities in the room for two occupants compared to the single-person room.

It costs $350 per week to rent the student room for two people while the rate for single-person room is much lower, at $200 weekly. Although both rooms share the same length of 6 meters, the one for two people has a width of 4 meters, which is 1.5 meters wider than the other.

Both of the rooms offer basic facilities, such as study desk, television, bed and kitchen appliances. However, with more space, the room for two occupants includes additional pieces of furniture, namely, two bookshelves, two cupboards, table and chairs. One extra bed and study desk are provided to better accommodate the students in the larger room.

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