The bar chart compares 7 various factories that utilize ground and public water supply in a country. Data are expressed in millions of cubic meters.

The bar chart compares 7 various factories that utilize ground and public water supply in a country. Data are expressed in millions of cubic meters.
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The given bar chart represents 7 different factories that utilize
ground
and public
water
supply in millions of cubic meters in a particular country and each factory is compared across others in
terms
of their usage. The chemicals sector has the highest consumption
while
that of fuel has the lowest. In
terms
of utilisation of both the sources of
water
, the chemicals niche stands at 430 for the underground source and 240 for the general supply and
this
figure holds true for the metal sector in
terms
of their underground source
while
for the normal
water
availability, it stands at 90. For the foods/drinks, the number is 110 and 190 respectively for the
ground
and general supply. For the paper industry, it uses maximum
water
from beneath the
ground
with a value of 190 and 20 for the other.
Lastly
, for the other three, in
terms
of the utilisation of
water
from beneath the
ground
and the other supply, the figures are 70 and 10 for fuel, 10 and 100 for machinery and at
last
, 80 and 10 for textiles.
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