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Band 4+: The charts below show the distribution of the world's water and the use of water in three countries

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The image comprises three charts. The first chart "Distribution of the World's Water" contains two pie charts comparing "All Water" and "Fresh Water." In "All Water," Fresh water constitutes 3% and Salt water 97%. In "Fresh Water," Ground water accounts for 20%, Surface water 1%, and Ice & glaciers 79%. The second chart titled "The Use of Water (%)" is a bar graph displaying water usage divided among Agriculture, Domestic, and Industry for Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Canada. In Egypt, Agriculture uses 86%, Domestic 10%, Industry 4%. In Saudi Arabia, 91% goes to Agriculture, 6% to Domestic, 3% to Industry. For Canada, 84% is utilized by Industry, Agriculture takes 10%, and Domestic use is 6%.
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The pie chart and bar graph illustrates the distribution of the world’s water in 3 different countries – Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Canada in tree types of use them.

Overall, all countries have an own percentage of use water in different directions such as Agriculture, Domestic and Industry. Egypt and Saudi Arabia shows the higher percentage in “agriculture” than Canada, but the top of indicator in “industry” have a Canada.

The every country uses two type of water, all and fresh water. All water, have an only 3% of “fresh water”, while other place takes “salt water” 97%. In the second pie chart the lowest percentage have “surface water”, while other 79% takes up a lot of place “ice and glaciers” and another side 20% belongs for “ground water”

Egypt, show a top indicators between other countries, they use 80% agriculture and lowest percentage in industry 8%. Saudi Arabia do want to fall behind and use agriculture approximately as Egypt, but here industry more that on 2 %. Moreover, Canada show a significantly huge indicator in industry, around 80%, but here if compared to with other countries displayed the lowest percentage in agriculture 10%. The domestic have approximately similar percentage in all countries, in Egypt and Saudi Arabia around 12%, while Canada lowest on 1% and show 11%.

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