The given graphs illustrate two distinct rooms for two people and an individual at a different cost in a university in Australia
Overall, it is apparent that room catering for one person is remarkably smaller with less furniture compared to that one, thus its expense is cheaper than room for two individuals.
Differences can be seen in the expenses and measurements of the two room types. Students in twin rooms pay $350 per week, $150 more than those in single rooms. Starting with the external area, the length of both rooms are similar, with 6 metres. In contrast, couple rooms’s width is 4 metres, approximately one and a hal-fold larger than that one.
For internal space, at the left side of both room, there is one bathroom and other amenities, including a stove, sink, and cupboard. Only the couple rooms feature a dining set opposite the televesion, serving for entertainment during meals. Adjacent to this set are two cupboard which is placed on two sections, one in front of the study desk and the remainder is next to the bed. In contrast, in the single room, there is only a bed and a study desk, accompanied by a TV.