The column shows the percentage of the share of international students in Canadian colleges among various distinguished Canadian states during 2001 and 2006.
The chart reflects international graduates from Canadian universities from 2001 and 2006. It reflects the percentage that those students represent in some cities.
The bar graph provides statistics on the consumption of five portions of fruits and vegetables daily by men, women and children in the United Kingdom between 2001 and 2008.
The bar charts provide key information about the percent of Australian males and females who were worked in three different categories in three years. The unit measured in percentage.
The bar graph provides key information about the total figure of time used by telephone calls in Australia with different categories (Local-National & international - Mobiles),applied from 2001 - 2008. The units are meas
The bar and pie charts compare the information regarding the number of years adults spent in schools and the different levels of studies people chose in Singapore in 2002 and 2010.
The two present diagrams demonstrate how much money people spend on their everyday habits in 2001 and 1971. Categories include different goods: cars and petrol, food, books, computers, furniture and going to restaurants.
The bar chart and line chart give information about the four categories of films shared to two different countries in the movie market by 2001, and the number of movie tickets between 1976 and 2006.
The provided data of the pie chart illustrates the proportion of both gender's arrested in Great Britain for from 2015 to 220, and the bar chart demonstrates the motives of these arrest.
The line chart provides an information on income of three various bakeries namely Amandine Bakery, Mary Bakeshop and Bolo Cakery in Galgary in a 10 years period.
The two diagrams display the variety in spending cash in many different sectors of population from 1971 to 2001 . Overall,there are 7 different sectors people spend money on , some sectors faced remarkable growth while o