The pie chart delineates the water intake in Australia for residential, industrial, business, and government goals in 2004. The bar chart illustrates the percentage of residential use for various needs in 2004.
A quick glance at the pie chart reveals that the highest proportion of consumption is consumed by residents, while the lowest water is consumed by government. It can be clearly seen from the bar chart that residents utilize the highest percentage of water in their gardens. In contrast, kitchen has the lowest number in homes.
According to the pie chart, residential area with 70% of water consumption is the most important consumer, while government with 6% of utilization has the lowest number compared to three other main users. Industrial and business goals with a medium level of consumption have the same proportion, respectfully 11% and 10%.
Based on the second graph, in the gardens and bathrooms water utilization has a similar percentage, 27% in the bathrooms and 28% in the gardens. Thus, gardens have the highest level of intake compared to others. Kitchen needs the lowest water with only 10%. Additionally, toilet with 15% and washing clothes with 20% are in the middle level of water intake.