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Band 5+: You should spend about 20 minutes on this task. The bar chart below shows average UK salaries, by city. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. You should write at least 150 words

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The image presents a bar chart detailing average UK salaries by city with specific population samples in brackets: London (33,634, 50,951), Manchester (25,909, 4,643), Glasgow (26,150, 3,113), Bristol (27,828, 3,111), Birmingham (25,531, 4,949), Edinburgh (27,592, 2,553), and Cambridge (29,854, 2,180).
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The bar charts illustrates the average salary in the United Kingdom with thousand people included as the participant. Overall, it is clear that average salary in the capital city of the UK has a major differents from another city.

Out of the six other city, London has the highest average salary along with the most participant involve for the survey. In contrast, Birmingham has only one-fifth and making it the lowest average salary with only 25,531 pounds, followed by Manchester and Glasglow. Interestingly, Edinburgh, Bristol and Cambridge classfied to low-medium average salary in the UK with the average salary above 26.500 pounds. Albeit at different average salary in each city, resulting in remarkably similar amounts.

But as we already know any possiblities can affect the salary at the city. However, they should expect equality salary to appreciate their work but also based on they workload not only based on location.

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