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Band 5+: The chart illustrates the proportion of water used for 6 products and the percentage of total income generated from these products in the same year. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image contains two pie charts from 2004: the first shows water usage percentages for six products, with vegetables using 46%, cereal 12%, lime 28%, fruits 8%, rice 3%, and dandelion 3%. The second chart shows income percentages with vegetables contributing 31%, cereal 12%, lime 8%, fruits 40%, rice 8%, and dandelion 1%.
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The pie charts demonstrate the waste of water in cultivation in 2004 and the proportion of total income from products in the same year.

Overall, it can be seen that the vegetables were the highest user of water, while rice and dandelion used water in a small part. In addition, the fruits were bring the highest income; however, lime bring only 1%.

In more detail, in 2004, by far the vegetables are used the biggest proportion of water with 46%, although fruits are used 18% less. Last but not least, cereal and rice are used almost the same, but rice used four percent more. Comparing with other two products, lime and dandelion are used the same.

In contrast, the vegetables and fruits bring the biggest income compared with the other four products, though vegetables income consist of 40%, meanwhile fruits less than 9%. Moreover, dandelion and rice have the income of 8%. Finally, lime was the bring lowest income with only 1%.

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The chart illustrates the proportion of water used for 6 products and the percentage of total income generated from these products in the same year. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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