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The given line graph describes the four nations of origin of international students in Australia from 1982 to 2000. The unit is measured in thousands. Overall, at a fleeting glance, it is lucidly visible that the number of student residences fluctuated over the given time span. To begin, the line graph reveals that, in 1982, […]
The given line graph depicts four directions of foreign learners coming to Australia to study. Turning to the details, from 1982 to 1987 the biggest amount of students arriving was from Malaysia reaching approximately 10000 people, compared to other countries, where from each only nearly 3000 students migrated to Australia. Next, there was a fluctuation […]
This graph represents four countries of overseas students located abroad in Australia from 1992 to 2000. There was a constant growth in the number of students for all countries between all the periods. However, Malaysia began with a relatively higher amount of students in comparison to other three countries. First and foremost, Indonesia, Hong Kong, […]
The graph illustrates the residence of overseas students from Indonesia, Hong Kong, Malaysia, and Singapore in Australia from 1982-2000. It can be clearly seen that Indonesia had the highest figure of students in studying abroad. To begin, Indonesia had the most number of students that studied in Australia every year. In the year of 1994-1996, […]
The line graph illustrates the number of students came to Australia for educational purposes, regarding to their home countries, by 1000s of students. Overall, The number of students showed increase for all the countries. Regarding Indonesia and Hong Kong they remained almost same for the first 4 years, then they both increased significantly until 1998 […]