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Band 5+: The table below shows the percentage use of four different fuel types to generate electricity in five Asian countries in 2005. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and making Đề thi: 18/02/2025 comparisons where relevant

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The image presents a table detailing percentages for fuel type usage to generate electricity in 2005 across five Asian countries: Malaysia - Nuclear 19%, Coal and Lignite 61%, Petroleum Products 2%, Hydro and Wind 5%, Other 13%; Singapore - Nuclear 13%, Coal and Lignite 42%, Petroleum Products 3%, Hydro and Wind 3%, Other 39%; Thailand - Nuclear 3%, Coal and Lignite 36%, Petroleum Products 9%, Hydro and Wind 10%, Other 42%; South Korea - Nuclear 33%, Coal and Lignite 33%, Petroleum Products 3%, Hydro and Wind 18%, Other 11%; Japan - Nuclear 49%, Coal and Lignite 6%, Petroleum Products 3%, Hydro and Wind 3%, Other 39%.
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The provided table exhibites the proportion of four dissimilar ways of consuming electricity in five countries ( Malaysis, Singapore, Thailand, South Korea, and Japan) in year 2005.

Overall, it is noticeable that some countries have more percentage in a certain category and less in an another country.

Looking at the information in more detail, Malaysias has 19% in nuclear, 61% in coal and lignite, 2% in petroleum products, 5% in hydro and wind, and 13% in other. The next country, Singapore with 13% in nuclear, 42% in coal and lignite, 3% in petroleum products and hydro and wind, and 39% in other. Although, Thailand saw zero percent in nuclear, 3% in coal and lignite, 36% in petroleum products, 19% in hydro and wind, and 42% in other.

The following country is South Korea which has 33% in nuclear, a very small number in two following categories, 48% in hydro and wind, and 11% in other. Finally, Japan having almost a half in nuclear, also very small number in three following categories and 39% in other.

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