The diagram below illustrates the process for preparing food for space missions.The procedure involves in nine stages with precise planning and observation.
The given bar chart, which depicts in great detail, illustrates the number of American individuals who at different times ate fast food in three periods. The unit is based on percentage.
The graph gives information on how much money was spent about 5 consumer goods namely,cars,computers,books,perfume and cameras in France,the UK in 2010.
The line graph indicates the trends in the quantities show of three types of fast food like pizza, hamburgers, fish, and chips by Australian teenagers between 1975 and 2000.
The graph illustrates the high processed food consumption among teenagers from Australia from the year 1975 until the year 2000. It is clear that the popularity of pizza and hamburgers increased on the contrary to fish a
The bar chart illustrates the amount of money spent on five consumer products including cars, computers, books, perfume and cameras in two different countries (France and the UK) in the year 2010. Units are measured in p
The bar chart illustrates the amount of money spent on five consumer products including cars, computers, books, perfume and cameras in two different countries (France and UK) in the year of 2010. Units are measured in po
The presented line chart indicates the annual number of Pizzas, Fish and Chips, and Hamburgers eaten by Australian adolescents in two and a half decades.
The line graph illustrates the quantities of goods transports by four different modes of transport ( road, water, rail and pipeline ) in UK between 1974 and 2002.
The line graph compares the effect of produced acidity after the consumption of three different sources of sugar and highlights acid's role in tooth decay.
The bar graph provides a comparative analysis of consumer spending in France and the UK on various goods in 2010. It is immediately apparent that the UK allocated the highest expenditure on cars, while perfume purchases
The given line graph shows the information about the quantities of goods transported in the UK, broken down into four different modes of transport: road, water, rail, and pipeline, between 1974 and 2002.