The two pie charts below show the marital status of the populations of Canada and Australia. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant
These two given
pie
charts illustrate the marriage status of the
Canadian and Australian citizens.
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apply
Overall
, married individuals and separated but not divorce people
occupied the first and second rank respectively in Correct article usage
the Australia
Australia
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Australian
pie
chart
, conversely
, these two groups are seen in reverse order in Canada's chart
.
According to
Canada's pie
chart
, citizens who preferred not to divorce and just live separately occupied the biggest fraction at 53% in this
chart
and married people
are the second majority population among Canadian
. the fractions that belong to widowed and Fix the agreement mistake
Canadians
never married
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never-married
people
are identical at 7%. Furthermore
, the people
who had a same sex
marriage or divorced have the lowest rank in Add a hyphen
same-sex
this
chart
respectively.
Moving into Australia's population pie
chart
, while
the dwellers who got married and separated without divorce are two sizeable majority
in Change to a plural noun
majorities
this
society at 46% and 41% respectively, the three other groups of Australian citizens, namely widowed, single and divorced are the three tiny minorities in this
country.Submitted by m.v.g1371 on
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