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Band 8+: 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.

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The image shows two pie charts. The left chart depicts the percentage of water used for six products in 2004: Fruits 12%, Rice 46%, Dandelion 8%, Vegetables 28%, Cereal 3%, Lime 3%. The right chart shows the percentage of total income from products in 2004: Fruits 40%, Rice 12%, Dandelion 0.8%, Vegetables 31%, Cereal 12%, Lime 4.2%.
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The pie graphs illustrate information about the amount of water used for six products, and the proportions of income generated from these products in the same year.

Overall, the largest proportion of water was used for vegetables, while the second-highest percentage of water was deployed for fruits. The largest proportion of total income was generated from fruits, while the lowest percentage of total income was generated from rice in 2004.

Nearly half of water was deployed for vegetables, while nearly one-third of it was utilized for fruits. Around 12% of water was used for cereal, while around 8% of it was used for lime. Nearly 3% of water was used for both rice and dandelion.

Around 40% of total revenue was generated from fruits, while around one-third of it came from vegetables. Nearly 12% of total income was generated from cereal, while nearly 8% of it was generated from lime. Around 8% of total revenue was generated from dandelion, while around 1% of it was generated from rice.

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