The line graph and pie chart depict, in the year 2014 in four wide months, the number and type of books that have been borrowed from 4 village libraries.
The presented line graph illustrates the number of crimes committed by people of different ages and the pie chart displays the types of crime last year, in the UK.
Information is presented in two pie charts which compare the amount of time, in percentage, that employees spent on six different activities in a country between 1958 and 2008.
The given line graph illustrates the correlation between age and crime rate, while the pie chart provides information about different sorts of crime in the USA for the last year. Overall, those who are from 16 years old
The bar chart depicts how many males and females participated in four different kinds of courses at an adult education centre in 2009. In addition, the bar chart on the right-hand side illustrates the proportions represe
The bar chart below, depicts, in the year 2009, the activity of men and women during the evening time. The courses taken into consideration are 4, namely Drama, Painting, Sculpture and Language; While the range of age is
The Pie chart illustrates information about the percentages of methods used to get rid of dangerous waste items in the United Kingdom, Sweden and the Republic of Korea.
The two charts depict rural share of poverty during the decade-long period 1993-2002, and the comparative spread in rural vis-à-vis urban areas, specifically in the terminal year 2002.
The chart and pie chart below, contain information on the purpose of the study among adults, and their opinions on how the wage for each course should be split.
The pie charts below depict the gadgets used by teenagers in a European country between the ages of 18 and 25 to watch TV in the 10-year period from 2007.
As it can be seen, there are two pie charts at the top which show the Germany's electricity generation in general and renewables energy in 560 billion kilowatt. And at the bottom part, they have shown the same thing in 5
The pie charts illustrate the average consumptions of family in a coutry in two different years, 1950 and 2010. It clearly depicts that the changes in expenses of different household items in these two years.
A glance at the two pie charts provided reveals the relative popularity of various leisure activities among European adults in 1985 and 1995. Of these activities, watching TV was the most widely enjoyed in both years,