The given table and bar chart illustrate the average weekly expenditure of international students in four countries, labelled A through D. The table outlines the
overall
financial outlay in US dollars, Linking Words
while
the bar chart represents the Linking Words
costs
of accommodation, Use synonyms
tuition
fees, and other daily expenses.
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Overall
, it is clear from the table and chart that the highest amount of money is spent in Linking Words
country
A because the living and Use synonyms
tuition
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costs
are the highest among other countries, Use synonyms
while
the least money is spent in Linking Words
country
D, as the Use synonyms
costs
are notably lower in comparison with other countries.
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To begin
with, notably, in Linking Words
country
A , students have spent a significant amount of money (875$) on Use synonyms
tuition
and general living expenses stand at $358 and $430, respectively, Use synonyms
while
the housing payments are the lowest component at $220. Linking Words
Country
B shows similar Use synonyms
costs
, though the Use synonyms
costs
are marginally lower for Use synonyms
tuition
($280) and average living Use synonyms
costs
($320); Use synonyms
however
, students there pay more for accommodation ($280), Linking Words
in contrast
to Linking Words
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A. Use synonyms
In addition
, Linking Words
country
C demonstrates the most balanced Use synonyms
costs
, $240 for an apartment, $250 for Use synonyms
tuition
and $275 for living.
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Whereas
, Linking Words
country
D shows the least Use synonyms
costs
among all types of payments, Use synonyms
although
living Linking Words
costs
there still surpass Use synonyms
tuition
and housing, reaching $235 compared to $225 and $220.Use synonyms