The pie charts show the destination of export goods in three countries in 2010.
The presented pie charts illustrate the proportion of
destiened
continents exported Correct your spelling
destined
goods
in Argentina
, Mexico
and Chile
in 2010.
Overall
, a majority of export
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exports
of
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from
Mexico
went to USA
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the USA
while
Argentina
and Chile
sent their goods
to other
Latin America more than other continents.
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According to
the pie charts, Argentina
and Chile
had a
same pattern in exporting Correct article usage
the
goods
in 2010. In Argentina
16% of goods
sent
to Add a missing verb
were sent
USA
which was 2% less than Correct article usage
the USA
Chile
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in Chile
while
62% of Mexico
exported goods
sent to this
continent. Just more than a quarter of exported in Argentina
were sent to Europe while
38% of them exported to other Latin America. In contrast
, in Chile
, quite the same proportion of exports sent
to Europe and Latin America for 30 and 31 percent respectively. About a fifth of these Add a missing verb
was sent
contries
exports Change noun form
contry's
contries'
sent
to other Add a missing verb
were sent
continets
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continents
while
Mexico
exported 6% of its goods
to each sector.Submitted by parham.moonesi on
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