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The image features a data table with population figures for Sao Paulo, Jakarta, and Shanghai. For Sao Paulo in 1990, the actual population was 15 million; the predicted population for 2000 was 24 million, while the actual population in 2000 was 18 million. Jakarta had an actual population of 9.5 million in 1990, a predicted population of 14 million for 2000, and an actual population of 11.5 million for the same year. Shanghai's actual population was 13.5 million in 1990, with a predicted population of 17 million and an actual population of 12.5 million for 2000.
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The table compares certain and predicted numbers of populations in three variety cities
Overall, actual number of populations were far more less than that of predicted in all three cities. Additionally, there are almost similar patterns in amount of citizens in both 1990 and 2000 years
Turning to the details, in 1990, cities called Sao Paulo and Shanghai had roughly identical numbers at about 14 while Jakarta recorded the lowest figure, at 9.5. The predicted figures, however, were considerably different than actual ones. The figure of Sao Paula was expected to rise by 9. Jakarta’s and Shanghai’s populations, then, were predicted to have growth, at 14 and 17 respectively.
When it comes to the actual numbers, the figure of Sao Paulo rose by 3, at 18. While Jakarta had small amount of change, Shanghai dropped the figure of citizens by 1, at 12.5
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