The pie chart depicts information about the proportion of expenses allocated for various expenditures by two distinct households.
Overall, Household A had a significant proportion of expenses utilised for electricity, and the least was allocated for rent. While Household B had the majority of the allocation for rent and the least was utilised to pay rent.
In detail, Household A had a majority of funds utilised for paying electricity biils, which was nearly one-third of the total cost. Subsequently, education stood at second place and groceries at third place in terms of expenditure, at 33% and 22% respectively. Whereas, rent contributed for the minimum expense, approximately 10%.
However, Household B followed the opposite trend for expenses incurred for paying rent, and the majority of funds were allocated, which was 30%. Groceries and education had a static percentage of expenses for both categories, at 25.2%. Meanwhile, electricity contributed the least expenditure, at 20%.