The given bar chart illustrates the outcomes of a estimation, which did in five urban areas in the Australia, regarding the consumption and tendency of using coffee and tea.
The graphs depict the proportion of the five factors that make people happy, which are divided into two categories, people under 30 and people over 30. In general, there are differences in factors between age group categ
The chart illustrates percentages of city residents who were buying coffee such as fresh or instant tea or were buying in cafe in five cities in Australia including Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Hobart in t
The given line chart clearly illustrates the outcome of field research that has tried to shed light on the preferences of five separate Australian provinces’ dwellers for purchasing and consuming different types of coffe
The bar chart shows the percentage of coffee and tea consumption habits in five parts of cities in Australia, Sydney Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, and Hobart. The information is categorized into three types, bought fres
The chart compares the proposition of city dwellers in Australian regions in terms of buying and drinking coffee and tea which are the habits in several cities.
The bar graph illustrates the outcomes of a survey about individuals coffee and tea purchasing and drinking habits in five major urban areas in Australia.
The given chart highlights information about communities' Preferences concerning purchasing and consuming coffee and tea in five Australian conurbations in the last month.
A glance at the provided chart reveals the survey result of people’s habits of buying and drinking coffee and tea throughout five Australian cities. Overall, more than half the population in all cities except Adelaide ha
The bar chart provides data about Australians' habits of buying and drinking coffee analyzing five different cities that are Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Hobart. Overall, most of the population studied have
The first bar chart gives information about the breakdown of various reasons why students choose to study, and the second pie chart illustrates how the tuition fee for each course needs to be shared.
The first table illustrates the results of a research which contains 100000 individuals that were questioned if they travelled to another country and the reason for their journey between 1994 and 1998. The second table g
The bar chart illustrates the data collected in a survey about buying and drinking habits of coffee and tea of the residents in five cities of Australia in the last four weeks.
The chart give information about how many percent of people in five Australian cities have the habit of purchasing and drinking coffee and tea in last 4 weeks. Overall, as we can see, Melbourne and Hobart have the highes