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Band 7+: The table below shows the population of six large cities in 2017 and 2018 and the change in population between 2017 and 2018. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image displays a table with population data for six cities. In 2017, the populations were: Delhi 27,603,000; Lagos 13,042,000; Shanghai 24,862,000; Dhaka 18,894,000; Lahore 11,263,000; and Bangalore 10,990,000. In 2018, the populations were: Delhi 28,514,000; Lagos 13,463,000; Shanghai 25,582,000; Dhaka 19,578,000; Lahore 11,738,000; and Bangalore 11,440,000. The population change from 2017 to 2018 for each city was: Delhi +911,000 (+3.3%); Lagos +421,000 (+3.2%); Shanghai +720,000 (+2.9%); Dhaka +684,000 (+3.6%); Lahore +475,000 (+4.2%); and Bangalore +450,000 (+4.1%).
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The given table provides data regarding residents and its alternation in demographic across six urbans during 2017 and 2018

Overall, an upward trend was observed throughout the timeframe. Notably, Delhi remained the dominant city with the highest growth rate whereas the opposite was true for Bangalore

During the first year, Delhi led the way with 27,603,000 people, this was followed by Shanghai with 24,862,000 citizens which was the second city’s highest population. Moreover, the significant number of 18,894,000 dwellers was seen in Dhaka while the figure for Lagos only stood at 13,042,000. By contrast, Lahore and Bangalore solely witnessed a small number of population, at 11,263,000 and 10,990,000, respectively.

In terms of 2018, there was a remarkable increase of 991,000 people in Delhi, peaking at 28,514,000 in the last year. Shanghai also recorded a rise of 720,000 people to reach 25,582,000 whereas Dhaka’s population increased from 18,894,000 to 19,578,000 as a result of a 684,000 growth. The alternation of Lahore and Bangalore were approximately the same, at 475,000 and 450,000 each. Lagos, however, saw the smallest rise among other cities, at merely 421,000 people, reaching 13,463,000 citizens in the end.

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