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The given pie chart illustrate the proportion of electricity used by six different industries in the year of 1995 to 2005.

Overall, it can be clearly seen that the maximum electricity was used by manufacturing department, while, on the other hand, service industry play least role in electricity during the entire period of time.

In terms of industries, about thirty-three per cent of electricity was used by manufacturing department in the year 1995, which was most as compare to other industries. fishery department was used twenty per cent of electricity in the year 1995, which was second position in the same period. only 4 % of difference were noticed in food and fishery industry. both department observed 24% and 20%, respectively. around 15% of electricity was used by household categoriy.

In terms of 2005, all the aspects in this year were accounted under 31%. As, manufacturing was at the top and fishery offered was at the least with 13%.There was a diffrence of about 1% was noticed in the figure of food and household industry.service and fishery industry was obsered at 15% and 13%,respectively.

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