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The data in the mix provides a breakdown of water usage in agriculture along with the profit made, categorized into six distinct areas, in Australia in 2004. Overall, growing vegetables demanded the highest amount of water, while the reverse is true for livestock and rice, having the least water consumption. Additionally, fruit interest dominated others […]
The pie charts illustrate the proportion of water used for six agricultural products and total income from the products in 2004. Overall, livestock and rice are the sectors made up a minority in total income and amount of water used. While vegetables constituted a majority in the use of water, the highest income belonged to […]
The two pie charts illustrate the proportion of water used for different types of agricultural products and the shares of income earned from them in Australia in 2004. Overall, most of the water was spent on fruit and vegetable crops in 2004, which were also the most profitable products in the same year. Vegetables accounted […]
The pie charts compare the proportion of water used for six different agricultural products in 2004 with their income-generating shares in Australia at the same year. Overall, the largest amount of water went into fruit and vegetable production, and they also made up the majority of the total income. In more detail, vegetables and fruits […]
the data display the consume of water consumption for agriculturle and the value of prudct in Australia in the year 2004. the highest used water among the six products is vegetables with water used in 2004 and the minimum is rice and livestock with %3 each. Fruits comes in second in water used in the […]
The pie charts illustrate the water consumption for agriculture in Australia in 2004. Also, they demonstrate the total income from six different products at the same period. Overall, the considerable proportion of water were spent on vegetables. However, is spite of that factor, fruts made up the highest amount of value. Looking more closely at […]
The following illustrations compare the proportions of water used in 2004 for six different products:rice,fruits,dairy,cereal,vegetables and livestock. Overall,it is noticeable that vegetables and fruits accounted for the largest share of consumption in both water use and total income, whereas rice and livestock consistently made up the smallest proportion.However, distinct differences exist between water use and […]
The two pie charts illustrate how water was used for six different agricultural products and the proportion of income generated from these products in Australia in 2004. Overall, vegetables required the largest amount of water, whereas fruits brought in the greatest share of income. In contrast, rice and livestock accounted for the smallest proportions in […]
The pie chart illustrates the ammount of income and water used of six products including rice, fruits, dairy, cereal, live stock, and vegetables which is located in Australia in 2004. The picture shows the correlation between the percentage of water used and the total income from the products. livestock and rice both are the least […]
The graphs provide information about the consumption of water in cultivation and the income of products in Australia in 2004 Overall, what stands out from the chart is that vegetables and fruits contributed higher proportion than any other categories, whereas rice and livestock accounted for the rival figures. Looking first at vegetables and fruits, they […]