The two pie charts compare total sales of desktops, laptops, mobile devices, and software at the East and West locations.
Overall, mobile devices generated the highest sales in both locations, while software recorded the lowest figures. The East also had higher sales than the West in three of the four categories, with desktop being the only exception.
In the East, mobile devices accounted for the highest sales at $20,000, followed by laptops at $15,000. Desktop sales stood at $10,000, while software recorded the lowest figure at $7,500. In the West, mobile devices also ranked first at $17,500, followed by desktops at $12,000. Laptop and software sales were considerably lower, at $7,500 and $6,000 respectively.
Comparing the two locations, desktop sales were $2,000 higher in the West than in the East. In contrast, the East recorded higher sales of mobile devices and software by $2,500 and $1,500 respectively. The largest difference was seen in laptop sales, with the East generating $15,000 compared with only $7,500 in the West.
