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Band 5+: 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 shows graphical data regarding the distribution of the world's water and the use of water in Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Canada. The first pie chart represents all water, with fresh water at 3% and salt water at 97%. The second pie chart represents fresh water, with ice & glaciers at 79%, ground water at 20%, and surface water at 1%. The bar graph shows the use of water in each of the three countries, with the highest percentage for agriculture in Egypt at 80%, domestic use in Saudi Arabia at 70%, and industry in Canada at 80%.
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The pie chart and bar chat illtrulate the distribution of the worlds water and the us of water in three countries.

Overall, the amount of the salt water of the all water on the earth is the highest. The amount of the Ice and

Glaciers of the fresh water is the highest. The propotion of the use of water in Egypt and saudi Arabia use for agriculture is the highest, while Canada just use a lot of water in their industry.

On the all water of world, the figure for the salt water with 97%, while fresh water have only 3%. In the Fresh water, the figure for Ice and Glaciers is quadruble higher than ground water, at 79% and 20% respectively. thefigure for surface water have only 1% of fresh water.

The amount of use of water of agriculture and domestic in Egypt and Saudii Arabia is nearly similiar, with 80% and 75%

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