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The chart illustrates the martial status of Canadians and Australians. Overall, seperated couples’ rate is high in both of countries. Seperated and married people also decreases its dominance, while other categories lost their share. The biggest three statuses in Canada are splitted,married and widowed people, with 53%, 29%, and 7% , respectively. The proportion of […]
The charts below show the number of married people living in 2 different countries (Canada and Australia) as compared to those who are not, and those in other form of unions in the same region. Overall, in canada, the highest percentage were those who were separated, while the least were citizens who were divorced. In […]
The charts below depicts the statistical data of distinct marital status (married, widowed etc) of people of Canada and Australia. Overall, it is evident that people who are seperate with their beloves are dominant in Canada, while married people are greater in numbers in Australia. Moreover, none of the people are in Australia having same […]
The given pie charts compare the percentages of marital status in Canada and Australia. Overall, it is clear that the lowest rates in both countries are recorded in the divorced couples category. However, in Canada, the highest percentage belongs to separated couples, whereas in Australia, this rate is contributed by married couples. Meanwhile, only same-sex […]
The providen data from two charts illustrates the estimated rate of residential maritial status in Canada in Australia. It is clear that both of the countries listed have a high percentage of single inhabitans and married ones. Nevertheless, the percentage of divorced people are slightly equal. In Canada, percentage of separated, but not divorced remains […]
These two pie charts illustrate martial status of Canada and Australia’s percentage. Overall, both countries represent two dominant categories,, such as “Separated but not divorced” and “Married”, whereas the remaining ones are considerable fewer shares. Canada has six groups, whereas Australia is five categories. Regarding Canada, “Separated but not divorced” accounts for 53%, followed by […]
The two pie charts compare the marital status of the populations in Canada and Australia. Overall, the largest groups in both countries are ‘Married’ and ‘Separated but not divorced’, although the proportions differ. Canada presents six categories, while Australia includes five. In Canada, the proportion of people who are separated but not divorced is the […]
The pie charts illustrate the proportion of marital status among Canadian and Australian people. Overall, “separated but not divorced” status is mostly common in Canada’s population, whilst in Australia it is “married” category. Additionally, “divorced” status has the least percentage in both countries. Markedly, Australians do not have any same sex marriage. In Canada, more […]
The three graphs give information about the marital status by 6 groups in Canada and Australia. As can be seen from the charts, the majority of people are separated but not divorced in Canada and Australia. There is a higher proportion of people in their marriage. It is clear that 53% of people in Canada […]
These pie charts compare the marital status in Canada and Australia. Overall, it is evident that the percentages of people separated but not divorced and those married are much larger than the other types of marital status in both countries, while other categories have similar percentages. As for Canada, the percentage of the separated but […]
Given are two pie charts presented capture data describing the presentage of marital status of Canadian and Australian. Broadly speaking, The proportion of majority of people have been being separated but not divorced in both countries, moreover, while being married has a larger proportion only in Australia. A specific analysis reveals that the highest proportion […]
The two pie charts illustrate the marital status of the populations in Canada and Australia. Overall, the majority of people in both countries are married. In Canada, the largest group is married citizens, while in Australia, married individuals also represent the largest proportion, but at a slightly lower percentage. In Canada, 53% of the population […]
Two chatrs illustrates the status of marriage of the Australian and Canadian citizens. Overall, in both countries the biggest portion of the marital status is Separated but not divorced and Married. Specifically, the biggest percentage of Canada’s citizens is Separated but not divorced. On the other hand, the Australian population is mostly married. Two largest […]
The two pie charts provide demographic data about the current civil status of canadians and australians. Overall, most people in both countries seem to be married or have been married and know seperated, divorced or widowed. Nevertheless, whereas married people account for 46% of australian, only 32% of canadian are married, including 3% of same […]
The two pie charts provide demographic data about the civil status in Canada and Australia. Overall, Canada and Australia exhibit similar percentages for most of the various statuses analyzed, though there are a few exceptions. In fact, Canadian people who either never married or are widowed individually account for 7% of the population, higher by […]
The pie charts give information about the marital status of residents of two countries : Canada and Australia. Overall, it is obviously that in both countries a large proportion of individuals preper living separately,while they have not ended in divorce . Additionally, in Canada there are a tiny part of people who have chosen same […]
The pie charts illustrate data on the marital status of Australians and Canadians. Overall, a significant part of the population is single in both of the countries. However, the number of married couples is greater in Australia. Surprisingly, same-gender marriage is legal in Canada. Firstly, two main segments are leading in the demonstration, the married […]
The pie charts give information about the martial status of residents of two countries: Canada and Australia. Overall, it is lucid that in both countries a large proportion of individuals prefer living separately, while they have not ended in divorce. Additionally, in Canada there is a tiny fraction of people who have chosen same sex […]
The given pie charts illustrate the five to six different spousal status of the citizens of Canada and Australia. Overall, it can clearly be seen that in the status of separated without any official agreement dominates the trend in Canada, while in Australia, married is dominant. However, divorced is the least option for the population […]
The two pie charts illustrates the proportion of spousal relationship of the population in Canada and Australia. Overall, the two largest groups of people in both countries are married and separated but not divorced. In Canada, 53% of the residents are not legally separated, and 29% are married. Similar figures can be seen in both […]
The two given pie charts illustrate the proportions of the marital status of individuals who reside in Canada and Australia in percentage. Overall, the two largest groups of people (over 80%) in both countries are individuals who are married and separated but not divorced. In Canada, 53% of the citizens are not legally separated, and […]