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The image contains six pie charts showing the percentage of water used for different purposes in six areas of the world. Each chart shows three categories: domestic use, industrial use, and agricultural use. In North America, domestic use accounts for 13% of water usage, industrial use for 48%, and agricultural use for 39%. In South America, domestic use is 19%, industrial use is 12%, and agricultural use is 71%. Europe's chart shows 15% for domestic use, 52% for industrial use, and 33% for agricultural use. Africa has 7% domestic use, 6% industrial use, and 87% agricultural use. Central Asia shows 5% domestic use, 88% agricultural use, and 7% industrial use. Lastly, South East Asia has 19% domestic use, 12% industrial use, and 81% agricultural use.
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The pie chart compares six particular nations in terms of the water allocation to different purposes. Overall, it is clear that water usage in agricultural purposes was common among all countries, with exception of the Noth America and the Europe, which is almost half of the water allocation spent on industrial purposes. Using water for houshold chores has the lowest figure all majority of the areas.
In terms of the agricultural use, Central Asia had the highest figure with 88%, followed closely by Africa 84%. South East Asia and South Africa, aslo followed in the similar pattern, 81% and 71%, respectively. In contrast, Noth Africa and Europe, spend considerably less water in agricultural use, both 15% and 13%, respectively.
On the other hand, using water in industry is highest in Noth Africa and Europe, both spending, 48% and 53%, respectuvely. In other remaining countries (Sounth Africa, Africa, Central Asia, and South East Asia) each has the lowest figure than 12%.
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