The graphs depict the rate of water usage for various objectives, including household needs, in Australia in 2004.
Overall, the majority of water was consumed for residential uses, particularly, for watering the garden, bathroom purposes and washing clothes.
Based on the pie chart data it can be noted, that water consumption by industry and business was approximately the same with around 10% each figure. However, the citizens spent 2% more water for their needs in the apartments, than for aforementioned objectives. Moreover, the water usage by the government was less than double, compared to apartment’s inhabitants
Relied on the bar graph’s information, it can be mentioned, that consumption of water in bathroom and garden were close to the same with the rate around the 26%. Then, people spent their water resources for washing closes (20%). According to the data, less water was used for toilet and kitchen purposes, just about 15% and 10%, respectively