The given pie chart compares the five different sectors based on the proportion consumers of water in Australia in 2004, while the bar chart illustrates the details of residential water use in Australia in the same year.
Looking at the illustration, it is immediately evident that residential use recorded the highest percentage of using bottles water, whereas the opposite was true for ‘Other’. In the second chart it is immediately evident that garden recorded the greatest figure of residential water use in Australia, the opposite was true for kitchen.
In terms of line chart , the proportion of residential include apartments and houses using the bottles water dominated the chart at exactly 70%, while industrial and business’ consumption ranked in second at approximately 10%, which was more than double of the figure for Government (6%). Whereas, the percentage of ‘Other’ came in last at only 3%.
Regarding to the pie chart, Garden topped the list, accounting for 28%, followed by Bathroom at 27%. Washing clother ranked third at 20%, which was 5% higher than Toilet, Kitchen reached the lowest point at 10%.