The plans below show a student room for two people and a student room for one person at an Australian university. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant

The given diagrams illustrate the layout of

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different student rooms at an Australian university. Overall, the main differences between the

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rooms are the price, the size, the features of each

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, and how many people each

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can accommodate. As can be seen, the

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room

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is the larger, more expensive

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, and has more features as well as can accommodate a greater number of people. The

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room

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is suitable for

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people and costs $350 per week, while the

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room

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is only suitable for

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person and costs $200 per week. The

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room

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is

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significantly larger, at 6m x 4m, compared with the

second

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room

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, which is only 6m x 2.5m. The

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room

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contains

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beds,

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study desks,

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televisions,

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cupboards, a bookshelf, and a table and chairs. Meanwhile, the

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room

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only features

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bed,

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study desk, and

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television, but has no cupboards, bookshelf, or table and chairs. Both rooms have similar kitchen and bathroom facilities.