The table shows the cost of water in five cities in Australia. Summarize the Information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The table details how much residents in five Australian

cities

are required to pay for

water

consumption. A glance at the table reveals that people living in

Adelaide

and

Perth

pay the least if they

use

less than 125KL, or else they pay the most. Another highlight is that households in

Perth

have the highest average bill for

water

usage among

five

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the five

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surveyed

cities

. Locals in

Adelaide

and

Perth

only have to pay $0.42 per kiloliter if they

use

less than 125KL, roughly half of the price for those of other

cities

.

However

, if

water

use

in

two

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the two

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aforementioned

cities

surpasses 125KL, the cost nearly doubles ($1.00) in

Adelaide

or almost triples ($1.50) in

Perth

. Residents in Melbourne and Sydney pay the same amount of money, $0.78 and $0.98 respectively, regardless of how much

water

they

use

. Brisbane’s people only pay an extra $0.03 if they

use

more than 125KL. In general, people residing in

Perth

have the highest cost of

water

use

, at $332, far exceeding the figures for Sydney ($319),

Adelaide

($312) and Brisbane ($310). Households’ spending on

water

consumption in Melbourne is only $253, the smallest amount recorded among five

cities

.