The table illustrates the
number
of Use synonyms
math
students compared to other majors who got a full-time job after graduation between 2004 to 2012 in Australia. The chart Use synonyms
also
depicts their income in each Linking Words
year
.
From the Use synonyms
graph
it can be seen that the Add a comma
graph,
number
of Use synonyms
Mathemtics
graduates did not change that much as the line stayed nearly constant for eight years in a row. The total estimation is said to be around 76 to 80 Correct your spelling
Mathematics
percent
.
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per cent
On the other hand
, there was a rise in the non-Linking Words
math
user numbers between 2004 to 2006 Use synonyms
and
the percentage increased from 55 to 80. Punctuation problem
, and
However
, Linking Words
this
rise did not Linking Words
last
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and
it started to fall in the next six years. Punctuation problem
, and
As a result
, the Linking Words
number
of people who finished Use synonyms
the
university Correct article usage
apply
in
2008 to 2012 and whose major was not Change preposition
between
math
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,
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apply
were
less than Correct subject-verb agreement
was
math
students.
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Furthermore
, the average salary of both Linking Words
math
and non-Use synonyms
math
experts Use synonyms
have
increased Correct subject-verb agreement
has
as
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over
the
time went by. Correct article usage
apply
This
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number
was similar in both Use synonyms
group
in the first four Fix the agreement mistake
groups
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year
. Fix the agreement mistake
years
Although
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,
the gap rose after the Punctuation problem
apply
year
2008 and resulted in experts Use synonyms
of
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in
math
-related Use synonyms
occupation
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occupations
to earn
around 56000 in 2012. Wrong verb form
earning
In contrast
, the total income of other professions was about 51000 Linking Words
dollar
in the same Fix the agreement mistake
dollars
year
.Use synonyms