The given charts illustrate the percentage of water expenditure in Australia and how it was used by consumers in the year 2004.
Overall, the pie chart demonstrates the residential sector accounted for the vast majority of water usage in Australia, while the bar chart depicts the most common uses such as bathroom and garden.
In 2004, residential water usage accounted for 57 percent of the total water consumption, with the remaining percentages allocated to other sectors. Specifically, 13 percent of the water was used for flats, 11 percent for industry, 10 percent for business, 6 percent for the government and a smaller proportion for other activities.
The water was consumed by people for household needs and the most popular was bathroom and garden. Bath reached its peak at approximately 30% the same as the garden. Additionally, washing clothes accounted for 20% and the restroom with the kitchen showed the least percentage of use.
