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Band 4+: The bar chart illustrates the contributions of agriculture, industry and services sectors to India's GDP between 1960 and 2000. Unites are measured in percentages.

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The image shows a pie chart labeled "Sales chart" with four segments: Toys 14%, Furniture 43%, Home Décor 15%, Electronics 28%.
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The pie chart illustrates a comparison of sales which consists of four categories namely: toys, furniture, home decor and electronics.

Overall, it is clear that furniture is popular on sales while the less sold category are the toys.

Regarding the pie chart, the furniture occupy 43% and the highest category while the toys are three times smaller which accout for 14% with the lowest persentage.

By contrast, the electronics are twice as big as toys which make up 28%. Meanwhile the home decors are almost the same as toys wheares increas for 1%.

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