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The graph illustrates the information about gobal use of water in three sectors (Agriculture, Industrial, and Residential) from 1900 to 2000. The accompanying table shows the data of water consumption in 2000 for two contries i.e., Brazil and Congo. Overall, agriculture sector demanded most water where least amount of water was consumed in domestic sector. […]
Both the graph and the table display the consumed global water used by different sectors through the previous century along with a comparison between two different countries in terms of water consumption in 2010. Overall, the line graph show the augmentation of three different sector agriculture, industrial and domestic during the last century along with […]
The graph and table illustrates information about global water used by certain sectors in Brazil and Congo in 2000. Overall, the agriculture which was the highest at the beginning remained unchange all the period. Similarly to this, Brazil accounted as a largest water consumption all of three categories. Looking first at graph, the agriculture gradually […]
The line graph illustrates the effective utilization of water resources across the world by various sectors for a century and given table below depictas comparison of water consumption between countries like Brazil and Democratic Rebuplic of Congo in year 2000. Overall, the projection of line graph peaked for Agriculture water usage while domestic resources accounts […]
The graph and table illustrate the amount of the global water used by three main categories and the quantity of water consumption in Brazil as well as Congo in 2000. Overall, is is clear that agriculture used global water the most among three groups whereas the opposite was true in domestic use. It is notable […]
The given line chart and table illustrates the figuer about the quantity of used water in the world from 1900 to 2000 and the water consumption in 2 distinc country in 2000 Overall, it is obvious that agriculture stood as the dominant one in water used, while the domestic use showed the opposite trend in […]