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Band 6+: The first chart below shows information about the consumers of water in Australia in 2004. The second chart gives details of residential water use in Australia in the same year. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image contains two charts about water use in Australia for the year 2004. The first, a pie chart titled 'Water consumers in Australia, 2004', shows the distribution of water consumption: Residential at 70%, Industrial at 11%, Business at 10%, Government at 6%, and Other at 3%. The Residential category is further detailed, with Houses accounting for 53% and Apartments for 17% of the total. The second chart, a bar graph titled 'Residential water use in Australia, 2004', breaks down residential consumption into five categories: Garden at 28%, Bathroom at 27%, Washing clothes at 20%, Toilet at 15%, and Kitchen at 10%.
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The two diagram delineates which sector had how much proportion of water utilisation in Australia, along with water consumption by Australian citizens for residential purposes in the year 2004.

Considering from an overall perspective, it can be comprehensively observed that the pie chart depicts the all over water usage around the Australia. while, the highest water consumption is delineated by the bar graph, which was residential area.

By the pie chart, residential sector covered nearly ¾ part of the water usage, it was 70 percent for both apartments and houses, particularly formar had only 17% and latter had 53%. However, the lowest figure was represented by other sectors, which was 3%. It was twice time less than government area (6%). There were notable diffrence observed between business and industrial area which was 10% and 11% respectively.

For the bar chart, which described water intake in the domestic purposes. There was minor distinguish recorded among water utilisation in the bathroom, for the washing clothes and for gardens, it was 27%, 20% and 28% respectively. Whereas, toilet had merely 15%, it was 5% more than kitchen, which had the lowest senario among all the others (10%).

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