The first chart below shows the percentages of women and men in a country involved in some kinds of home tasks (cooking, cleaning, pet caring and repairing the house). The second chart shows the amount of time each gender spent on each task per day.

The chart below displays the percentage of

men

and

women

involved in some different types of house works in a particular country and the amount of

time

they spent on those tasks per day.

Overall

,

it is clear that

cooking and cleaning were two tasks that both genders did much and spent the most

time

on them. In comparison, the

last

home task the two genders were involved in was repairs and they spent minimum

time

on them. In

this

survey, we discovered that over eighty

percent

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of females spent

time

cooking compared with

sixty

percent

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per cent

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of males.

Similarly

,

while

over

sixty

percent

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per cent

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of

women

spent

time

cleaning, just around forty

percent

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of

men

spent

time

cleaning.

Women

spent more than eighty

minutes

cooking and over

sixty

minutes

cleaning per day.

In contrast

,

men

spent less

time

than

women

, spending

sixty

minutes

cooking and approximately 45

minutes

cleaning.

However

, the number of males and females for pet care was the same, they all spent twenty

minutes

on

this

task.

While

the finger for house repairs of

men

was double that of

women

,

men

spent more

time

on house repairs, reaching around twenty

minutes

per day compared with roughly 5

minutes

for

women

.