The chart and table show the relation between income and working hours of each 4 jobs in the United Kingdom. Income is shown in pounds, and working hours are shown in hours.
The pie charts illustrate the number of four different kinds of vehicle used in the United Kingdom in three different years with the twenty years interval, starting from 1965. The charts are given in percentage.
The given bar diagram represents the developing countries and their pollution level also the bars in the chart differ and illustrate the causes for pollution. (electricity generation, Transport, Industry)
The given bar diagram represents the developing countries and its pollution level also the bars in the chart differ and illustrates the causes for pollution. (electricity genereation, Transport, Industry)
The bar chart depicts various transport preferences, such as cars, motorcycles and bicycles among the young generation in different countries. Substantially, cars are the most well-liked in Italy, in contrast, the most p
This bar graph compare the amount of recreation time for two gender and with divergent employment situation. The graph illustrate five different engagement position including full and part time work, unemployment, retire
The bar graph makes a comparison between the salaries of various jobs in the UK and the table gives information about the average working hours of 5 different professions.
The growing population has compounded transportation problems worldwide. To counter this, many governments are making efforts to encourage citizens to use bicycles as an alternative transport method. This essay will expl
The bar chart illustrates a variety of occupations in the U.K. and their incomes. The table gives information about the average working hours per week for each job.
The bar chart provides information about various types of jobs and its earnings in the UK, while the table displays data related to their working hours per week.
The bar graph compares initial salaries and their figures after three years in five occupations in the United Kingdom, measured in GBP, while the table shows the average duration in a week of each profession, measured in
The graph gives information about how much time males and females spent relaxing in 5 employment categories, counted in hours in a two-year period from 1998 to 1999.
The bar chart illustrates salary comparison between four different jobs in the UK when they started and three years later. While the table presents working hours per week in average for those occupations.
The bar charts display information about the percentage of employment for men and women aged from 60-64, in four different countries in the years 1970 and 2000.
The graphs illustrate the proportion of males and females employed in four distinct countries (Belgium, USA, Japan, Indonesia), and aged between 60-64 in 1970 and 2000.
The graph shows the main reasons for study in students of different age groups, and how much support they receive from their employers. The age group ranges from under 26 to over 49.
The first bar graph illustrates 2 main reasons of the students in different age groups which the reported reasons are for career and for interest. In addition, the second bar chart depicts the amount of employers support