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Band 5+: The table below gives information about the average monthly temperatures (in °C) in three different cities.

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The image presents a table of average monthly temperatures (in °C) for January, April, July, and October across three cities: London, New York, and Sydney. In January, London records 5°C, New York 1°C, and Sydney 23°C. April data shows London 11°C, New York 13°C, Sydney 20°C. For July, London registers 19°C, New York 25°C, and Sydney 12°C. In October, London has 13°C, New York 14°C, and Sydney 18°C.
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The table illustrates the average monthly temperatures (in °C) in three different cities, namely, London, New York and Sydney.

Overall, the average monthly temperatures were the highest in New York. The figures were

In detail, in july the average monthly temperatures dominated with 25 degrees in New York which 2 degrees more than sydney in january.It was observed that, the temperature was the lowest in January with 1 degree among all months in New York, in addition the number was 5 degrees in London which lower by 18 degrees compare to Syden.In addition, Syden had the lowest temperatures with 12 degrees in july.

In contrast, London had 11 degree in july which lower than both cities by 2, 9 degrees, respectively,In october, New york had 14 degree which higher by 1 degree than London. It was reported that, Sydney had the highest temperatures in October by 18 degrees.

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