The given line graph illustrates the proportion of
mathematics
and all Use synonyms
graduates
of Australian universities who found full-time employment after completing their degrees, Use synonyms
while
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,
table depicts their average salaries between 2004 and 2012. The data was recorded in percentage and US$, respectively.
Correct determiner usage
the
Overall
, maths Linking Words
graduates
dominated Use synonyms
both
in getting full-time jobs and earning high salaries throughout the period. The percentage of the Use synonyms
graduates
remained at their initial rates despite increasing and reaching their peak. The average Use synonyms
salary
of Use synonyms
both
groups represented a slowUse synonyms
,
but significant growth.
Observing the full-time jobs in detail, 80% of Punctuation problem
apply
graduates
in Use synonyms
mathematics
possessed full-time jobs. All Use synonyms
graduates
stood at 60% in 2004. Use synonyms
Initially
, Linking Words
both
of them increased, peaking at 90% in the Use synonyms
mathematics
group and representing 80% in all Use synonyms
graduates
in 2006. The maths group declined slightly. The reverse was observed in all categories, reaching its peak at 85% in 2008. They returned their initial figures, making up 80% and 60% respectively.
Turning to the average Use synonyms
salary
, maths and all Use synonyms
graduates
accounted for identical income, constituting $41,000 in 2004. Use synonyms
Then
they grew moderately to $43,000 in 2006. By 2006, Linking Words
Use synonyms
salary
of Correct article usage
the salary
mathematics
rose significantly, reaching $50,000. Their difference was $5000 in 2006. Use synonyms
Both
of them grew slowly. Former represented by $1000. The latter one made up $47,000. Use synonyms
Mathematics
finished at $56000, Use synonyms
while
the Linking Words
salary
for all Use synonyms
graduates
ended with $51000.Use synonyms