The illustrated two pie charts show the sales data for each category in two different locations. The pie chart on the left gives information about sales in the East location, whereas the pie chart on the right gives information about sales in the West location. The sales data given is compared on the basis of money in dollars.
In the East location, the mobile sector accounted for the highest sales by making 20,000 dollars, and the least sales were made by the software category with only 7,500 dollars, that is less than half of the money made by the mobile sector. On the other hand, the desktop and laptop industries have seen sales of 10,000 dollars and 15,000 dollars respectively.
In the West location, the mobile sector dominated the other sectors, and the least sales were observed in the software sector just as in the East location. The mobile sector made sales of 20,000 dollars, whereas the software sector made sales of only 6,000 dollars, which is a lot lesser than that in the East location. Here, the laptop industry earned only 7,500 dollars, but the desktop industry made 12,000 dollars.
In conclusion, we can observe that similar trends have been followed for both the East location and the West location in the case of the mobile and software sectors. But there has been a flip in dominance between the laptop and desktop industries for the East and the West locations.