66.The charts below show how water was used in Australia in 2004. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant

The pie chart illustrates the

water

consumed in

Australia

in 2004, and in the bar graph it shows

,

Remove the comma

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show examples

the residential

water

use.

Overall

, most

water

is consumed in houses in

Australia

, specifically in the bathrooms and gardens.

While

the other mentioned places do not occupy a significant percentage. 57% of the total amount of

water

used in 2004 in

Australia

was in residential places, specifically houses, having the largest

overall

share. Followed by apartments, which have a proportion of 13%,

while

one-tenth of

water

is consumed in business. Industry uses 11% of

water

in

Australia

, and the government consumes 5% less than the industry, and the 3% rest is used in other places. 27% of the

water

used in residential areas is distributed to the garden, which is 1% more than the percentage of the bathroom, with 28%.

Furthermore

, one-fifth of the

water

consumed is used to wash clothes, which is double the

water

used in the kitchen, which is 10%,

finally

, the rest consumed

water

, which is 15%, is used in toilets.