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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 bar chart illustrates the number of real population and prediction in three cities: Jakarta, Sao Paula and Shanghai.
overall, the population had grown significantly and increased more then they actual predicted. In, addition, San Paulo dominated on the number of population.
starting at around 7 million people in 1990, the population of Jakarta predicted to grow to around 11 million at 2000 and by 2000 the population reached 13 million which is more 2 million then it expected.
Shanghai’s number was near to 12 and it is waited to drop in 2000 reaching 11 million but this number increased to 15 million.
Sao Paulo was dominated by the number of citizens at 12 million. while the prediction was grow to 22 million, the real number reached almost 24 million by 2000
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