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The image displays a line graph titled "Global water used by sector" from 1900 to 2000 in km3, and a table titled "Water consumption in Brazil and Congo in 2000". The graph shows that in 1900, water use for Agriculture was approximately 500 km3, while Industrial and Domestic use were both under 100 km3. By 2000, Agriculture use was 3,000 km3, Industrial use was approximately 1,250 km3, and Domestic use was approximately 350 km3. The table for the year 2000 shows Brazil had a population of 176 million, 26,500 km2 of irrigated land, and water consumption of 359 m3 per person. The Democratic Republic of Congo had a population of 5.2 million, 100 km2 of irrigated land, and water consumption of 8 m3 per person.
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Both the graph and the table display the consumed global water used by different sectors through the previous century along with a comparison between two different countries in terms of water consumption in 2010. Overall, the line graph show the augmentation of three different sector agriculture, industrial and domestic during the last century along with the amount of water used worldwide. On the other hand , the table present an obvious comparison between Brazil and Democratic Republic Congo from different sides such as population, irrigated land and most considerable water consumption per person.

initially, the graph interpret a significant increasing in agriculture sector which increased over years to reach it’s peak by the rise of 2000 in an amout estimated at 3000 Km3, while both of industrial and domestic sectors witnessed a slow grow in the first 60 years of 20th century with a decent indicators in the last decades of the last century.

the table shown illustrate a big difference of water consumed per person in brazil and Dr Congo in 2000, whereas the individual in brazil consumed 359 m3 just 8 m3 was consumed by an individual in Democratic Republic Congo even though that the population in Brazil much bigger that DR Congo population and that might occured due to the big difference between lands area of Brazil and Democratic Republic congo which are 26000 km2 and 100 km3

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