The chart below shows the results of a survey about people's coffe and tea buying and drinking habits in five Australian cities.

The line chart displays the comparison of

inhabitants

's habits in buying and drinking

coffee

and

tea

across five Australian cities in the

last

four weeks.

Overall

, it can be seen that the majority of

inhabitants

visited a

cafe

for

coffee

or

tea

while

the ones who purchased fresh

coffee

took the least

proportion

among all

inhabitants

in five cities. On the one hand, in each city given, the contribution of

inhabitants

going to a

cafe

for

coffee

or

tea

took more than a 50%

proportion

. The highest proportions were in Hobart and Melbourne which had a similar

proportion

at around 62%,

whereas

the least

proportion

was Brisbon at approximately 53%

proportion

.

On the other hand

, the number of

inhabitants

buying instant

coffee

in Brisban (52%) was almost equal to that of Hobart (53%).

Moreover

, compared with other cities, Adelaide's frequency of purchasing instant

coffee

contributed the biggest

proportion

(50%) among all of the inhabitant's drinking habits in Adelaide who purchased fresh

coffee

or visited a

cafe

.

Additionally

, the lowest proportions among all drinking habits were experienced by people in Adelaide and Brisban who visited a

cafe

for

coffee

and

tea

(33%).