The given pie chart gives information regarding the water comsumption in form of percentage for several purposes for the year 1999.
Overall, at first glance, it is highly noticeable that water used for the bathroom accounted for the highest proportion, whilst it consumed in order for other purposes not mentioned in the chart contributed negligibly. In addition, the usage of water was generated relatively equally.
In terms of the most significant feature of the pie chart, toilet is aforementioned to have required the highest water usage, making up for a little over a fourth of the total consumption. Following with this high figure is water for doing laundry, which was used regularly, at 21.7%.
On the contrary, shower demanded less water consumed than the former two segments, standing at a little under a fifth- in particular, 16,8%. Furthermore, the proportion of water used from faucet and leaked joining in this trend were relatively low and not far from disparity, at 15.7% and 13.7% respectively. Lastly, 5.3% was the least percentage for other targets. Additionally, these categories accounted for over a half of the pie chart collectively.
