The pie charts compare the proportion of energy usage and the corresponding greenhouse gas emissions across six categories in Australian households: heating, water heating, refrigeration, cooling, lighting, and other app
The given pie charts show the average usage of energy in a household in Australia, which implicates the number of greenhouse gas emissions. Overall, it is evident that heating consumes the highest energy followed by wate
The given pie charts show the average usage of energy in a household in Australia, which implicate the number of greenhouse gas emissions. Overall, it is evident that water heating uses the highest energy and mainly cont
The first pie chart provide the information how Australian household uses engergy in an average level. The second pie chat illustrates the proprotion of greenshouse gas emissions released from this energy use.
There are two pie graphs related to each other, the first graph talks about the uses of energy thet Austalian families consume, while the other one is about the greenhouse gas emissions come from the energy.
The image provided above reveals to different information. The first pie chart gives information about the pattern of energy consumption for an average Australian household. In addition, the other graph depicts how much
The first pie chart illustrates what proportion of an average Australian household uses energy. The second chart compares how energy use correlates with greenhouse gas emissions.
The two pie charts illustrate the percentage of energy use in Australian households and the figure for greenhouse gas emissions resulting from this energy consumption.
The two pie charts present the information about the use various types of energy by on average Australian family and the amount of greenhouse gas produced by such use an overall trend, water heating apper to be the major
The two charts illustrates the comparative percentile analysis of amount of domestic energy consumptions in Australia and resulting greenhouse gas emisions due to this usage.
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The two pie charts illustrate the breakdown of energy usage in an average Australian household and the corresponding greenhouse gas emissions generated by each energy use category.
As seen in the first chart, which presents the percentage of the use of energy in Australia household, other appliances dominates the chart with 24% followed by water heating, 23%. While in the third position is heating
The given pie charts illustrate how energy is used for different purposes in an average Australain household, and the average greenshouse gas emissions in an Australian household result from energy use.
The first diagram depicts the percentage distribution of Australian household energy consumption and related gas emissions in six categories: water heating, refrigeration, heating, cooling, lighting, and other usages.
The pie charts illustrate information about the purpose of energy usage in an average Austrailian household and the amount of greenhouse gas emissions which are released from this energy use. Overall, the energy is consu