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The image contains a table and bar chart. The table lists total expenditure in US dollars per week for four countries: A ($875), B ($735), C ($540), D ($435). The bar chart provides a breakdown of expenses categorized into accommodation, tuition, and living costs for these countries. For Country A, accommodation is $220, tuition $358, and living cost $430. For Country B, accommodation is $280, tuition $280, and living cost $320. For Country C, accommodation is $240, tuition $250, and living cost $275. For Country D, accommodation is $200, tuition $235, and living cost $225.

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-The table and chart illustrate the total expenditure and the amount of money students from different countries spent while studying abroad.

-Overall, country A has the highest weekly expenditure , however others, namely country B and C, living cost represents the largest expense, except for country D.

-It can be seen from the graph, students in country A spent about $875 weekly, significantly more than in country D, at $435. While country A paid $430 for living cost, nearly half the 5 in country D. Students in country A also paid $358 per week for tuition, on the other hand, in country D paid just above $220, and for accommodation was paid similar in both countries at around $200 per week.

-In detail, students in country B spent $350 on living cost, compared to $275 in country C. With at $320 in country B was bigger than in country C at $250 on tuition. In addition, country B also has the highest spending on accommodation at $280, $40 more than country C.

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