The pie chart illustrates the weight range of adults who were either overweight, obese or severely obese in the year 2015.
Overall, In year 2015 most of the adults were too fat or obese, accounted for 34% of the population. Subsequently, 31% of adults were overweight, which is not far from being obese.
The adults who were healthy or underweight only accounted for 29% of the whole population. The remaining 6% were normal for their weight range, it is the least amount in comparision to other sum.
The propotion of grown-ups who were overweight, obese or severely obese in 2015 is illustrated by the pie chart. Overall, in 2015 the largest proportion of pie chart was adults who were obese(too fat) while the second largest are grown-ups who were overweight were coming in very close to obese adults. In addition, healthy or […]
The pie chart presents percentage of adults who were reported with healthy or underweight (White), overweight (Grey) and extreme obsesity (Black) in 2015 respectively. While those who are healthy cover only a small portionof the chart, almost the second half corresponds for both groups of individuals who suffers either overweight or extreme obesity. According to […]
The pie chart presents information about adults who are healthy, overweight, obese and severely obese in 2015. Overall, it is noticeable that the majority of the population is either over weight or obese, while the other is taken by the healthy and the severely obese group. In detail, the obese group takes the lead with […]
The supplied pie chart illustrates the comparison of people who were overweight, obese, or healthy in 2015. The values are measured in percents. Overall, it can be seen that adults who were obese are more numerous than others. The majority of elders were fat in 2015, which accounted for 34 percent, while people who were […]
The supplied pie chart represents the comparison of people who were overweight, obese or healthy in 2015. The values measured in percents. Overall it can be seen that adults who were obese are more than others. Most adults were obese in 2015, which accounted for 34%, while people who have overweight were 3 percent less […]
The pie charts illustrate different devices which people between 18 and 25 used to watch television in a European country in 2007 and in 2017. Overall, it is immediately clear that the major device priorities shifted over a decade, with Conventional TV declining signifivantly to become a lower priority, while flat-screen TV and mobile phone […]
The pie charts illustrate the figure of participation in the organization over 6 years, starting from 2008 to 2014. Overall, it can be seen that the percentage of participants in the educational sector is the highest, while the health care sector accounted for the lowest percentage in 2008. By contrast, the environmental sector made up […]
The pie charts provide information regarding the proportions of energy generated from six distinct resources in a particular nation from 1985 to 2003. Overall, it is evident that most of the amount of energy was produced by oil, making up the highest share during the surveyed period. Other resources took up more moderate levels in […]
The pie chart compares the proportion of people who use visit public libraries for different reasons in the UK in 1991 and 2000. Overall, the total number of library visits remained unchanged in both years. It can be seen that borrowing and returning books was always the most popular purpose over the period while obtaning […]
The given pie charts show the information about the percentage distribution of household expenditure in a country in 2010 and 2020. Overall, it is clear that expenses in a country are very common. To be specific, housing accounts for a significant share in total expenditure in a country. While categories also contribute in total expenditure. […]
The pie chart provide the information regardless of household spending in both Japan and Malaysia in 2010. Overall, it is clear that households in Japan spend the largest proportion on other goods and services, whereas housing accounts for the largest share in Malaysia. By contrast, health care represents the smallest category in both countries. In […]
