The pie charts compare the total sales of four product categories in two locations, namely the East and the West. The figures are given in dollars.
Overall, mobile products generated the highest sales in both location, while software accounte for the smallest proportion. In addition, the East recorded higher sales than the West in laptops and mobiles, whereas the West sell more desktops.
In the East, mobile sales were the largest at $20,000, representing a significant share of total revenue. Laptop sales ranked second with $15,000, followed by desktops at $10,000. Software was the least popular category, generating only $7,500.
A similar pattern can be seen in the West. Mobile product remained the best-selling category, although sales were lower than in the East at $17,500. Desktop sales reached $12,000, making it the second-largest category in this location. By contrast, laptop sales stood at $7,500, which was only half the figure for the East. Software again contributed the smallest amount, at $6,000.
In summary, mobile devices dominated sales in both regions, while software generated the least revenue. The main difference between the two locations was that the East performed better in laptop and mobile sales, whereas the West achieve slightly higher desktop sales.
