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The pie chart illustrates the precentage of water used for six products, namely livestock, vegatables, cereal, dairy, fruits, and rice, in 2004. Meanwhile, the graph shows how much income each products generates in Australian at the same time. Overall, all products of use of water and generate income are a slight differance. To begin with, […]
Pie chart on the top illustrates amounts of water used to produce six products (livestock,rice,fruits,rice,vegetables,dairy and cereal) during the year 2004, in Australia while the bottom pie chart depicts percentages of income gained from that products in the same year, in the same country. Both piecharts d their amounts as percentage values. Highest income was […]
The two pie charts above show the water usage in agriculture in 2004 and the revenue of it. As what can be observed, There were two major products that had use more than a quarter percent than other products. At the same time, those two had value more than one third percent in revenue. Firstly, […]
The two pie charts illustrate the proportion of water usage for six agricultural products and the percentage of total income generated from these products in Australia in 2004. Overall, vegetables consumed the largest share of water, while fruits generated the highest proportion of revenue. In contrast, livestock and rice accounted for the smallest percentages in […]
The pie charts illustrate agricultural distribution of water and total income of produce in Australia in the year 2004 Overall, it is clear that the largest quantities of water allocated to vegetables and fruits. Additionally, the large amount of profit also came from fruits followed by vegetables, while the reverse is true for rice and […]
The two pie chart illustrates the use of water in agriculture in 2004 and the number of product in Australis at the same year. Overall, what can be seen from the two pie chart is that the main development over the period was significant increased in the proportion of fruits and cereal ,while the other […]
The provided pie chart illustrates the use of water for six particular products while the subsequent one demonstrates the total income gained from these products in 2004, measured in percentage. In general, what is most striking when looking at the given pie charts is that most of water was used for vegetables whereas livestock and […]
The given pie charts demonstrate the total amount of water used in agriculture in 2004, along with the overall profit from different products in Australia. Overall, it can be observed that the majority of water was used for vegetables whereas the opposite was true for rice and livestock. Additionally, despite the large use of water […]
The pie chart shows below the use of water in terms of ugriculture for six products and in the value of the product in Australia in 2004. Overall, it is clear that the percentage of people using water for vegetables declined modestly, whereas the rice that was included in this rate has seen varying degrees […]