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The image depicts a bar chart comparing the actual and expected population figures of three cities, Jakarta, Sao Paulo, and Shanghai, between 1990 and 2000. Jakarta's 1990 population was approximately 9 million, predicted to reach 17 million by 2000, but the actual figure was around 14 million. Shanghai's population in 1990 was about 6 million, expected to increase to 7 million by 2000, but the actual count reached approximately 10 million. Sao Paulo had a population of nearly 15 million in 1990, with a predicted growth to 18 million by 2000, but the actual population was around 17 million. The chart uses blue for 1990, brown for the 2000 prediction, and red for the 2000 actual numbers.
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The chart illustrates the population of three different cities, which are Jakarta, Sao Paulo and Shanghai in 1990 and shows the predictions and real figures in 2000.
Overall, there were increases in the population size of all places with Sao Paulo having the most dramatic growth. In addition, the number of residents in Sao Paulo was always the highest compared to other cities.
In 1990, Sao Paulo cities had 17 million people living and the prediction in 2000 was about 22 million, but in reality, the number was 24 million individuals. In addition, Jakarta had the fewest people with only 8 million in 1990; however, it hoped to rise to 11 million residents in 2000. It truly went up to about 15 million, which is the lowest number of three cities.
Shanghai’ population in 1990 was over 12 million, which is the second highest figure of all places. Despite decreasing to 11 million in prediction, it increased to 15 million humans living there.
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