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Band 5+: The table and chart provide a breakdown of the total expenditure and the average of money spent by students per week while studying abroad in four countries

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The image contains a table and a bar chart. The table lists total expenditures in US dollars for countries: A - 875, B - 725, C - 540, D - 435. The bar chart displays weekly costs per category (accommodation, tuition, living): Country A - accommodation 350, tuition 400, living 125; Country B - accommodation 320, tuition 300, living 105; Country C - accommodation 150, tuition 280, living 110; Country D - accommodation 255, tuition 160, living 120.
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The table and bar chart give information about breakdown of the total expenditure and how much money spend by students in one week, while studying abroad in 4 countries. Overall, it is clear that expenses of studying abroad in country A was the highest cost, however the reverse of that was true for D. In addition, the bar chat provides that high cost for living, but the accommodation was lower than other countries.

In countries A and B the expense of students who studies abroad was 875 and 735 dollars per week. Moreover, the country C has a slight higher cost 540 than D which has only 435 dollars.

In addition, students who spend their money on living cost in countries A and B was 430 and 350, respectively, while in countries C and D was under the 275.

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