5 report(s) found.
The pie and bar charts illustrate the percentage of water consumption and use in Australia in 2004. Overall, it is visible from both charts the largest consumers of the water were residents. In the pie chart it’s clear that the largest amount of water use for residential purposes at 70%. The rest of the water […]
The pie chart illustrate the distribution of water in different sectors. Meanwhile, the bar chart gives information about the proportion of water used for many purposes relating to residential purposes. Overall, residential use occupied for the largest segment across other categories, namely: industrial, business, government and other. Within households, gardening and bathroom use were the […]
The pie and bar chart illustrate the proportion of water consumption and the share of residential water use in Australia in 2004. Overall, the percentage of water using for residential purpose was the largest segment across different categories, namely industrial, business, government and other. In addition, the share of residential purposes was dominated use. The […]
The given charts give information about the distribution of water consumption in Australia as well as the proportion of water used within households. Overall, residential use accounted for by far the largest proportion of water consumption, while gardening had the highest share among 5 household activities. Looking at the pie chart, residential consumption dominated overall […]
The given charts give information about the percentage of water consumed by 5 different categories as well as the proportion of water used by residents in Australia by 2004. Overall, residential accounted for the highest percentage among sectors. Meanwhile, water used for gardening stood for the largest share among residential consumption factors. Looking at the […]
