The table provides details on the percentage of customer expenditure on different categories of food/drink/tobacco, clothing/footwear, and leisure/education in five different countries, namely, Ireland, Italy, Spain, Swe
The diagram illustrate the information about the process of the production of electricity. It also depicts that a special kind of coal is used for it. However, over all it tells us that how coal are extracted from mines
The pie chart indicates the data on the distribution of water consumption in various sectors in Australia in 2004; while the bar demonstrates the water usage of residents.
The provided graph illustrates the computer ownership data over a 15-year period in the United States (US). Overall, the number of people having computers is increasing, while those who have no computers are decreasing o
The graph provides information on the production of the glass containers. Each step of the process has been illustrated highlighting the most significant points.
The table illustrates distribution between different age groups in New Zeland from 2011 to 2012. Overall, it could be seen that during one year statistics did not change dramatically, but there were slight changes.
The bar graph below illustrates how the children who are aged inbetween 11 to 16 arrive at school in Great Britain within 12 months using four different transportation modes such as by foot, by bicycle, car and the bus.
The maps present data on the development of Westley which has been going on since 1815 till nowadays. It clearly illustrates the extension of the town.
The maps presents data on the development of Westley that has been going on since 1815 till nowadays. It clearly illustrates the extension of the town.
The pie charts provide information on the motivation of people who use either a car or bicycle to go to work. The data clearly illustrate that while the most significant reason for driving is comfort, in the case of bike
The bar chart provides a comparison of the number of films produced by five different countries (A, B, C, D, and E) over a three-year period from 2007 to 2009.
The diagram shows a life cycle that how a biofuel known as ethanol is produced, utilised, and finally brought back as an emission to its original form.