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Band 5+: the bar chart below shows the proportions of english men and women of different ages who were living alone in 2011.The pie chart compares the number of bedrooms in these one-person households

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The image displays two pie charts related to an average Australian household. The first chart, "Australian household energy use," depicts percentages for heating (42%), water heating (30%), cooling (2%), lighting (4%), refrigeration (7%), other appliances (15%). The second chart, "Australian household greenhouse gas emissions," shows percentages for heating (15%), water heating (32%), cooling (1%), lighting (8%), refrigeration (14%), other appliances (28%). Each section is represented by a distinct pattern for visual differentiation.
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The first chart below demonstrates how energy was used in typical Australian household.The second chart illustrates thegrennhouse gas emissions which are emitted from this energy use.

Overall, it can be clearly seen that energy is mainly used for heating.While the opposite was true for cooling.

In addition, the water heating was main reason for gas emissions.

Australian families use 30% of the most energy for the heating complex.Also,the majority of families used energy for water setup and household appliances.It is worth to say,refrigerator,lighting,cooling used the least amount of energy over the period with 7%,4% and 2% respectively.Australian households mostly used gas emissions to water system and home appliances should be mentioned the same amount of gas emissions were used for refrigeration and heating.Conversely,the least amount used for cooling. A considerable amount of gases were emitted from water network making up around third of total emissions.The least percantage of gas emissions were emitted from cooling and lighting system.

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the bar chart below shows the proportions of english men and women of different ages who were living alone in 2011.The pie chart compares the number of bedrooms in these one-person households

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