The pie chart below shows where energy is used in a typical Australian household, and the table shows the amount of electricity used according to the number of occupants.

The pie chart depicts the share of the

energy

used in

Australian

households represented in percentage. The table illustrates the

amount

of

electricity

used in a year

according to

number

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of members in the

house

.

Overall

,

energy

is used in heating and cooling the most,

whereas

the smallest share of

electricity

is used for

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power.

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as the

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occupants increases, the

amount

of

energy

used in an

Australian

household increases. Most of the

electricity

is used in heating and cooling the most at 38 per cent followed by water heating which uses a quarter of the total

energy

.

Australian

people use 7 per cent of

the

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energy

in lighting

likewise

fridges and freezers. Among all of the ways

energy

is consumed in

Australian

houses,

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power uses the least

energy

at merely 3 per cent. The

amount

of

electricity

used by 1 person in a

house

is 5000 to

6500 kilowatt

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hours yearly, and

this

number

rises to 12,000 to 16,000 when the

number

of occupants is 6 or more.

Nonetheless

, the

amount

of

energy

used in the

house

that has 6 members is actually less than the

house

having 1 member.