The table shows the cost of water in 5 cities in Australia. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features.
The table illustrates the cost of mineral
water
(up to and over 125 KL
) with the average expenses per house chores in five different cities in Australia. Overall
, the price of water
up to 125 KL
in Sydney
is the highest, two times more than Adelaide
and Perth
as the lowest. Meanwhile, the water
consumption over 125 KL
prices
is dramatically different compared to the former. It is Perth
with the highest prices
while
Brisbane
is the lowest.
In terms of the usage of water
up to 125 KL
, Sydney
overtook the cost of more than 200% of Adelaide
and Perth
, at $0.98. Similarly
, Brisbane
and Melbourne are almost two times more than the lowest at exactly $0,81 and $0,78, respectively. Meanwhile, Adelaide
and Perth
share the same amount of prices
, at $0.42, it is also
the lowest of prices
among other cities in Australia.
Regarding the use of water
that is
over 125 KL
, Perth
is the most expensive compared to others, at $1,50., followed by Adelaide
at precisely $1.00. The prices
of water
in Sydney
and Melbourne are not different. Meanwhile, the cost of water
in Brisbane
increased by $0.03%. Additionally
, the average bill per household of the five different cities is Perth
as the highest with $332, followed by Sydney
at $319. Adelaide
and Brisbane
have a slight difference of only $2. Finally
, Melbourne is the cheapest at $253.Submitted by misstiasclassroom on
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