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Band 5+: Pie chart show the use of water in agriculture in 2004 and the value of product in Australis at the same year.

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The image contains two pie charts showing data from 2004. First chart titled "The percentage of water used for six products in 2004" details water use: vegetables 46%, fruits 28%, dairy 8%, cereal 12%, rice 3%, livestock 3%. Second chart titled "The percentage of total income from products in 2004" shows income distribution: vegetables 33%, fruits 42%, dairy 13%, cereal 8%, rice 1%, livestock 3%.
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The pie charts illustrate agricultural distribution of water and total income of produce in Australia in the year 2004

Overall, it is clear that the largest quantities of water allocated to vegetables and fruits. Additionally, the large amount of profit also came from fruits followed by vegetables, while the reverse is true for rice and livestock, exhibiting the least yields.

In detail, vegatables recorded the highest proportion at 46%, surpassing significantly other sectors.Following vegetables, fruits accounted for 28% while cereal and dairy dsplayed low figures at 12% and 8% respectively.In the lowest category,domestic animals and rice planting showed the same 3% each, making less promiment in water usage.

Regarding income category, fruits and vegetables exhibited the highest percentages with an impressive 42% and 33% respectively.In contrast,dairy products made 8% of income rate, followed closly by cereal at 13%. Concerning sectors minimal returns less than 5%, 1% for rice, 3% for livestock.

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