The two pie charts provide statistics about the people's marital status in two different countries, namely, Australia and Canada. Units are measured in percentages.
The two graphs illustrate Canada's and Australia's marital status of their habitats. Both charts are divided into four identical categories, except there are additional groups of marriage between same sex and never marri
The pie charts compare the statistical information about the marital status of Canada and Australia. In addition, it is obvious that there is no same sex marriage in Australia.
The two pie charts illustrates the percentages of the marital status of Canada and Australia. On the whole, we can see that separated but not divorced and married accounts for huge percentages in all material status in b
The two pie chart provides an information regarding proportion of marital status in Australia and Canada. Generally, the status of marriage are classified into six classes in Canada and five in Australia.
The pie charts illustrate the proportion of wedding status of citizens of Canada and Australia. There are six main categories for Canada and five for Australia. Overall, the status of separated but still married is the h
The pie charts illustrate the people's civil status in two different countries as percentages. The marital status has broken into six categories for Canada and five groups for Australia.
The following two pie charts summarizes the marital condition of people living in Canada and Australia. These conditions included seperation, married, never marrried, widowed, divorced, and same sex marriage. The data is