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Band 4+: The plans below show a student room for two people and a student room for one person at an Australian university. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image contains two floor plans: the top one for a student room for two people at $350/week, measuring 4 meters by 6 meters, and including a bathroom, two study desks, and two beds; the bottom plan is for one person at $200/week, also 4x6 meters, with a bathroom, one study desk, one bed, and common amenities such as a table and chair, sink, cupboard, stove, microwave, television, and bookshelf.
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The maps illustrate the change of distinct types of dormitories for students one for two people and one for a person at an Australian university.

Overall ,It is clear that significant take place in student room .The most significant the student room for two people is large and more expensive .Moreover, the furniture of student room for two people is than student room for a person

In student room for two people ,the price is 350/week and the room have 6 metres by 4 metres wide with another student. The bathroom is in top -left corner of student room and bookshelf located next to bathroom .In the bottom left corner of the room which includes sink ,microwave and stove .The microware located next to television which oppsite to the table and chair .The study desk one is in top -right corner of room and there are two rooms which are arranged next to cupboard and the study desk two is in bottom -left corner of student room

In student room a person , the cost is 200/week , the room measured 6 by 2,5 metrets .The bathroom situated in top -left corner of room and bookshelf locates next to bathroom .The sink ,stove and microwave which are opposited television and the study desk located top -right corner of student room a person and the room is only a room it located beside study desk

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