The bar graph illustrates the percentage proportion of the total earth's population in four various nations in 1950 and 2002, with the predictions for 2050.
The chart shows the estimation of world illiteracy rates from particular region identified by gender in previous year, with units given in percentages.
The bar chart shows the rate of illiteracy in different parts of the world, broen doen into men and women last year. Overall, we can see that there is a big difference in different part of the world but that women are mu
Contained in the given bar chart is data pertaining to the figure of functional illiteracy crowd separated into two genders in six different areas around the world in the previous year. The units are in per cent.
The given bar chart illustrates information about the figure of functional illiteracy crowd separated into two genders in six different areas around the world in the previous year. The units are in per cent.
The given bar chart illustrates information about the number of illiteracy people separated into two genders in six different areas around the world in the previous year. The units are in per cent.
A glance at the provided reveals the percentage of adult male smokers among seven countries (namely, Armenia, Egypt, Lebanon, Bangladesh, Cuba, Mexico and Australia) as well as the world average in two time periods.
Presented for consideration is a bar chart detailing figures for the proportion of residents who are unable to write or read, broken down by gender in the previous year. The units are measured on percentage (%).
The propornents should consume fruits and vegetables more on a daily basis, which is recommended by the World Health Organization. The diagram illustrates a comprehensive overview of men and women in different age groups
The bar chart illustrates an estimation of illiteracy rates in the world based on region and gender in the year before. The unit measurement is in percentage.
The graph displays the proportion of men and women among different age groups in the UK in 2006 who ate five times or more per day fruits and vegetables.
The first picture provides information about the number of citizens visiting country X from different parts of the nation from 2007 to 2008 and the second pictures show the annual income of average businesses in country
The bar chart depicts the percentage of citizens (male and female) in the UK taking almost five portions of fruits and vegetables by different age group in the year 2006.
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