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Band 5+: The two pie charts below show how an average household in Australia used energy for different purposes in 1995 and 2015. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. Write at least 150 words.

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The image displays two pie charts titled 'Household Energy Use in Australia (1995 vs 2015)'. The 1995 chart shows the following distribution: Heating at 40%, Water Heating at 30%, Refrigeration at 10%, Other Appliances at 10%, and Lighting at 10%. The 2015 chart shows: Heating at 30%, Water Heating at 25%, Other Appliances at 20%, Refrigeration at 15%, and Lighting at 10%.
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The two pie charts illustrates how on average family used power for various goals from 1995 to 2015 in Australia

Overall, it can be seen water heating and heating shows used decreased energy , although the figures also showed highest statistics over the period . In addition, using energy for other appliances gradually rose.

In contrast, in 1995 lightning and refrigeration showed a simillarly point 10 percent trend, by the end refrigeration using energy grew up for 15 percent, while lighting remained in the same figure 10 percent. This trends showed and remained in the lowest level for using energy in household

In summary, heating illustrated 40 percent in 1995, than introdused energy dropped for 10 percent equal 30 percent in 2015. During the same period water geading showed 30 percent using, changed by 25 percent, meanwhile other applicances for different little purposes rose by 20 percent in 2015. By the end this figure remained the highest among all the categories in typical family in Australia between two periods

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