The table represents data about price of the water in five cities in Australia. Overall, it can be seen that the highest cost of the water of the usage charge per kilolitre ( up to 125kl) was in Sydney, While Average bil
The presented table provides details about different expenses related to the utilization of water in five different parts of Australia, including Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth, and Sydney.
The table shows the cost of water in 5 cities in Australia. Spot on from the table, Perth is being of the 5 cities in Australia which has high average bill per household as well as charge per kiloliter (over 125 KL). Com
The table compares water costs across five Australian cities, categorized into three sections: usage charges for up to 125 kiloliters, charges beyond 125 kiloliters, and average household payments.
The table give information about the price of water for two categories of consumers who use less than 125 killolitres, and those who consume more than 125KL , for five cities in Australia. Moreover, the average bill per
The table provides information regarding charge of water supply in 5 differetnt cities of Australia and datails of usage weather it is less or more than 125 kilolitre.
The table illustrates the information about the water charges in the five different cities of the Australia. It also tells their cost in dollars. However, the data in the table is examined in three catagories.
The given table with 3 different categores illustrates expenses on water in various tows in Australia, that is called Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourn, Perth and Sydney. Overall, Perth has the most expensive average bill per
The table compares the information about the water expenditures spent in five different cities in Australia: Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth, and Sydney, indicated in Australian Dollars.
The given table displays the comparison of water costs among five different cities in Australia. The information includes the cost usage change per kiloliter before and after 125 KL and the average bill per household. Un