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Band 4+: The chart below show how world's water is distributed and how it is used in three countries.

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The image presents three graphics: firstly, a pie chart labeled "All Water" displaying 96% salt water and 4% fresh water; secondly, a pie chart labeled "Fresh Water" revealing 69% in ice and glaciers, 30% groundwater, 1% surface water; thirdly, a bar chart titled "Water Usage" specifying data for India with farming at 90 units, domestic at 5 units, industry at 5 units; for China, farming at 70 units, domestic at 10 units, industry at 20 units; for Russia, farming at 30 units, domestic at 10 units, industry at 60 units.
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The pie charts illustrate the distribution of world’s water among three different countries with the uses of various categories. Overall, from all water salt water has highest percentage and fresh water has more ice and glaciers in percentage. While the usage of water is more in India for farming purpose.

All water has divided into two categories fresh water and salt water .Where salt water has 96% and only 4% of water is fresh . Beside these in fresh water is also divides into three groups like ground water ,surface water and ice and glaciers .It is clearly seen that there is numerous of percentage in ice and glaciers with 69% and only30% of surface water . Where only1% is ground water .On the 100% mostly water is ice + glaciers and least in surface water .

Waters are uses for 3 purpose in India , China and Russia. India use a significant water for farming with 80% wherease only 5% in domestic and 10% in industrial purpose.On the other side of china has used maximum water for farming with 65% 10% in domestic and 25% for industry.On Russia ha vastly changes with the uses of war is more on industry with 63% where the use in farming is only 18% and 20% in domestic.Overally, farming is using more a water on India and china .While Russia use a water more in industry .

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