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Band 4+: The chart below shows the results of a survey about people's coffee and tea buying and drinking habits in five Australian cities.

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The image shows a bar chart measuring coffee and tea buying and drinking habits in five Australian cities, expressed as the percentage of individuals taking part in three distinct activities: buying fresh coffee, buying instant coffee, and visiting a cafe for coffee or tea in the last four weeks. Sydney has the highest fresh coffee purchase at 65%, while Melbourne leads in instant coffee purchasing at just above 45% and cafe visits at around 63%. Brisbane shows the least fresh coffee buying at around 47% and cafe visits at approximately 52%. Instant coffee buying ranges from just above 35% in Hobart to Melbourne's peak. Cafe visits are most popular in all cities, except in Brisbane, where fresh coffee buying takes a slight lead.
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The given chart illustrates the information of a research about Coffe and tea buying buying and drinking habits of Australia’s five cities those are Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Hobart. As is observed, people of all cities prefered go to a cafe for coffe and tea than bought fresh or instant coffe in last 4 weeks.

As the chart reveal that Brisbane, Adelaide’s almost 35% citizen bought fresh coffe in last 4 weeks. Hobert’s residents are just below 40% in this category. Sydney have the largest proportion of 43% and Melbourne are in second position with 42%.

In buying instant coffe all cities residents show above 45% result. Sydney is the lowest percentage with 46%, on the other hand Hobart is at just below 55%.

Large Proportions of City residents went to cafe for coffe or tea. Melbourne and Hobart people are respectively 64% and 63%. Sydney stood just below with 61%. Brisbane is at just above 55% and Adelaide is at almost 50%

In conclusion, People Preferred most went for a coffe and choosed less to bought fresh coffe in last 4 weeks.

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