The pie charts illustrate the proportion of water utilization for various purposes in several regions of the world. Overall, the usage for agriculture is the highest in four areas: South America, Africa, Central Asia, an
The line chart illustrates the amount of spending on a variety of goods in both countries, the UK and France, in the year 2010. The unit on the Y-axis is shown in pounds sterling.
The diagrams illustarte the percentage of usuall meals in tree categories of nutrients, that could be unhealthy if used more than enough. The amount of using Sodium(s) and Saturated fat(sf) are almost in the same level.
The given chart provides information on how much ownership of electrical appliances has changed and how much time doing housework in households in one country from 1920 to 2019.
The given chart illustrates the results of a survey about the habits of individuals who bought and drank coffee and tea in the last 4 weeks in five Australian urban areas. Units are measured in percentage of city citizen
The presented bar chart illustrates the number of students participating in four distinctive sports after school in both genders in Australia in the year 2010. The figures were measured in percentages.
The provided illustration gives data about the number of students in both genders taking part in distinctive sports after graduation in the period of 2010. The units are measured in percentages.
The following bar chart represents the information about number of incidents and injuries of an unidentified country by five different transportation types: commuter rail, heavy rail, light rail, bus, and demand respond,
The line graph illustrates the reasons why adults would like to study, and the pie chart shows people's opinions about the cost-sharing of adult education. Overall, it can be seen that a large majority of people choose
The percentage of India’s GDP is demonstrated by a bar chart. The data varies among gross domestic product for the period 1960-2000. The horizontal axis depicts years while the vertical one – percentages.
Demonstrated in the provided chart is the money paid for each kilometre clothes which is exported to Europeand Union by six distinctive nations, compared between the years 1993 and 2003. Units are measured in pounds.
CONTAINED IN THE BAR CHART IS DATA THAT THE AVERAGE PRICES PER KILOMETRE OF CLOTHING IMPORTED INTO THE EUROPEAN UNION FROM SIX DIFFERNET COUNTRIES BETWEEN 1997 AND 2003. THE DATA WERE RECORDED IN POUNDS.
Contained in the given bar chart is the information pertaining to the average costs of every kilometre of importing clothing into the Union of Europe in six different nations from 1997 to 2003.The units are measured in p