The chart and table depict the answers to a survey of people who came to see four types of travel destinations in Britain in 1999. The results are counted in percentage.
The two charts give information about adult education. The first bar chart illustrates the reasons why adults prefer to study, while the second one shows the proportion of the course's cost.
The line graph presents the results of a survey on the reasons why people moved to the capital city in a certain country between 2000 and 2010. Overall, moving for studies showed an upward trend, while moving for work re
The line graph presents the results of a survey on the reasons why people moved to the capital city in a certain country between 2000 and 2015. Overall, moving for studies showed an upward trend, whilst moving for work w
The line graph presents the reasons given in a survey for why people moved to the capital city of a certain country between 2000 and 2015. Overall, moving for study showed a significant increase, while moving for work wa
The line graph presents the results of a survey about the reasons of people moving to the capital city of a certain country between 2000 and 2015. Overall, moving for studies showed an upward trend, while moving for work
The given bar chart illustrates the comparison of the amount of caffeine and tea that people purchase and drinking habits in five cities in Australia, Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, and Hobart in the last four we
The provided bar compares various alibis for not attending a workplace by one specific European country's staff. The data was gathered in a study, which was conducted in the periods of 2000, 2005 and 2010.
The table demonstrates the data of the survey about 100,000 individuals the reason why they traveled abroad in the period of year1994 and 1998, then the bar chart illustrates the areas that the citizens who lived in UK.
The diagrams represent survey data regarding adult education; the bar graph shows the reasons why people choose to study and the pie chart shows the opinions of the public on who should contribute to tuition fees.
The figures above illustrate the outcome of a survey of young people's education. The bar chart indicates the reasons why adults decide to study, yet the pie graph shows how individuals believe that the costs of the adul
The bar graph illustrates the percentage of adults and the rationale behind taking decision to pursue education. The pie chart demonstrates the proportion of tuition fees distributed to different parties.
The bar chart below illustrates the survey’s result of the beverages buying and drinking Australian’s habits in five areas. In a general, the habits survey contains bought fresh coffee, bought instant coffee and went to
The line graph illustrates information about results of a survey about individuels coffee and tea purching and beveraging habits in five Australian areas
The bar chart provides key data about a survey about citizen's coffee and tea buying and drinking habits in Sydney,Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, and Hobart in Australian cities. The units are measured in percentages.