The chart below shows the results of a survey about people's coffee and tea buying and drinking habits in five Australian cities. Summerise the information by selecting and reporting the main feature, and make comparisons where relevant.

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bar graph illustrates

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five different four main Australian cities, the outcome of an investigation into citizen's consumption of

tea

and

coffee

, and how often Australians drink them.

Overall

, the

percentage

of

people

who bought fresh

coffee

in the

last

4

weeks

was the lowest throughout the whole time frame,

while

in all cities, except Adelaide, those who went to a cafe for

coffee

or

tea

in

last

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4

weeks

were the highest.

To begin

with, the

percentage

of

people

who bought fresh

coffee

was between approximately 34% and 43%.

On the other hand

, those who bought instant

coffee

in the

last

4

weeks

raged above 45% and around 54%. Adelaide was the only country where the

percentage

of

people

who bought instant

coffee

in the

last

4

weeks

exceeded the figure of those who went to a cafe for

coffee

or

tea

in the

last

4

weeks

, by almost 50%. Turning to the

percentage

of

people

who went to a cafe for

coffee

or

tea

in the

last

4

weeks

, Melbourn accounted for the largest figure at roughly 63%, which was nearly the same as Hobart's number.

However

, Adelaide was the smallest number at under 50%.