The pie charts illustrate the amount of water used for puposes like industrial, agricultural and domestic fields in six different regions of the world in percentage.
The pie charts illustrates usage of water for three various purposes across six major parts of the world. The notable fact seen from the displayed charts is that there exists a dominant use for agricultural means, which
The pie charts illustrate the fractions of water used for various purposes in Central Asia, Africa, South East Asia, South America, North America, and Europe.
The pie charts illustrate how many portions of water are utilised for different purposes in six parts of the world. Overall, agriculture is the largest consumer of water in South America, Africa, Central Asia and South E
The proportion of water used for agricultural, industrial and domestic purpose in six distinct parts of the world is delineated in the pie charts given.
The pie charts illustrate the proportions of water that are utilized in different sectors, including industry, agriculture, and domestic, in six regions of the world.
The pie charts illustrate the water allocation for different purposes in six different continents and sub-continents in the world. As observed from the charts, there are two variations in the majority of water usage. Mos
The given pie charts provide information about how much water is being used for different purposes such as industrial, agricultural and domestic in percentage. These information involve six different places in the world.
The given pie charts depict the proportion of the water consumption in six areas across the globe. On the other hand, they shed lights to the geographical variation on the use of water in that period of time.
The pie charts display the proportion of water used for Industrial, Agricultural and Domestic Purposes in six countries in the world which are,North and South America,Europe,Africa,Central and South East Asia.It is evide
The given pie charts depict information about the utilisation of water for various applications in six parts of the world. The units are denoted as a percentage.