The charts show the percentage of water use in Australia in 2004, in terms of the type of consumer and how the water was used in residential areas.
Overall,the large majority of water use in Australia was in the residential sector,followed by industrial, business, government, and other.Meanwhile,the most poeple utilized water for garden and bathroom.
In detail,In more detail, the residential sector was the dominant consumer, accounting for just over 3-quarters(70%).Similarly,the industrial and business sectors took up the almost same percentage with 11% and 10%.As for the one the smallest consumers,government used the water at a mere 6%,while other sector took up the minimal 3 percent.
Moving on to the given bar chart, most people used water for washing clothes and cultivating, leading the bathroom and garden to take up the largest proportions, at 27% and 28%, respectively. Notably, the other sectors showed varying percentages, with washing clothes accounting for 20%, the toilet at 15%, and the kitchen at 10%.