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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 bar chart illustrates the percentage of purchasing and drinking coffee and tea through four weeks in five Australian cities. The survey also mentioned three categories if it’s fresh coffee, instant or served at cafe.
In details, we can see that in Sydney people tend to drink cafe served coffee or tea more than other categories with the percentage of more than 60%. In Melbourne and Hobart, the same category has gotten nearly 64% while the other categories are less. Then when we observe Brisbane and Adelaide, the percentage for fresh coffee is nearly 35% for both countries. Moreover, only Adelaide has the bigger percentage for instant coffee with 50%. Here, the fresh coffee got the less percentage overall.
To sum up, the all over chart shows that people from these towns are likely more fond of cafe served coffee or tea instead of the fresh and instant coffee.
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