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Band 4+: The chart below given information on the consumption of water by agricultural products in Australia in 2014 and the share of income they produced.

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The image shows data for water consumption and income of Australian agricultural products in 2004. Water cost: Livestock 8%, Vegetable 9%, Fruit 6%, Rice 29%, Dairy 4%, Crop 36%, Sugar 8%. Income: Livestock 25%, Vegetable 30%, Fruit 15%, Rice 3%, Dairy 3%, Crop 20%, Sugar 4%.
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The depicted pie chart reveal data regarding the figure for utilization of water by Cultivational commodities as well as the portion of profites which they were lonched in australia in 2014.

Overall, dairy and sugar display a balanced relationship between water consumption and income, wereas livestock and rice demonstrate extreme disparities.

In terms of water consumption, livestock accounts for the largest share at 36%, fruit and dairy exibite the same pathwey through the poportions of 21% and 19%. sugar containt 10% wather consumption and other consumption slitely fell comparizions with sugar at 9%. in this occation rice is one which containt the lowest consumption of water that is 5%.

livestock plays a different role between watar uses and income generation.The poportion of livestock is 5% which is the lowest portion in revenu generation. Fruit is the highest sourch of income ant that is 36%.Rice and dairy containt at 21% and 19% wereas, sugar and other containt at 10% and 9%.

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