The given table illustrates the utilization of water for various purposes in four different countries.
Overall, among all of these countries, Canada has the most domestic use, New Zealand for industry, and Egypt for agriculture.
Regarding domestic use, Canada consumes the most amount of water, which is 20%. The following is New Zealand, with 10%. Meanwhile, Egypt and Saudi Arabia have almost the same amount of water use with 8% between 6%.
In terms of Industrial activities, 70% of the water used for Industrial purposes is from Canada, which is the highest compared to the other countries listed. This is followed by New Zealand, with 46% Saudi Arabia with 30%, and Egypt with the last 10%.
Moving on to Agricultural purposes, Egypt has the most amount of water use with a percentage of 82 even though they are using a small amount of water for other purposes. The next is Saudi Arabia and New Zealand, these two countries differ by a range of 20 %, which is between 44 and 64. Finally, Canada has the lowest consumption of Agricultural activities for only 10%.