The pie chart compares the manufacturing of electricity production by type, fossil fuels, renewable energy, and nuclear power in four different countries between 2004 and 2008.
The pie charts illustrates the data on expenditure in an unknown country on a variety of activities in two different years of 2000 and 2010. The unit of measurement is percentage.
The pie chart illustrates data on the proportion of international land degradation from 4 different causes, while the table displays the information about the percentages of land in three countries degraded by three caus
The provided pie charts compare three leading contemporary social media apps, namely Facebook, YouTube and Twitter in terms of the ages of users from juveniles to individuals of senior age.
The following pie charts compare the total production of electricity using five different sources (wind, solar, nuclear, fossil fuels, and renewable) in 2015 and predict the changes in these sources in 2040.
The pie charts compare how online shopping trends among 20-to 30 years olds changed over a period of ten years in one region of the UK, between 20017 and 2017.
The two given pie charts depict information regarding seven categories of expenditures these are - food, cars, petrol, restaurants, furniture, computers, and books in the US over a period of 30 years, starting from 1966.
The pie chart provides information about the reasons for immigration to and from European countries in 2009. Overall, accompanying family or loved ones was the primary incentive for individuals relocating to a European c
The pie chart compares four different factors that have a bad impact on agriculture infrastructure worldwide, and the table demonstrates the causes of land worsening in the top three ranked continents.
The table presents data on the number of local and international research students enrolled in Australian universities in 2001 and 2010. The data shows a significant increase in the total number of research students over