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

The given chart illustrates the results of a survey about the habits of

individuals

who bought and drank

coffee

and

tea

in the

last

4 weeks in five Australian urban areas. Units are measured in percentage of city citizens.

Overall

, it can clearly be seen that

people

who went to a cafe for

coffee

or

tea

have the highest

number

throughout the given data.

Moreover

, the

sum

of

individuals

who bought fresh

coffee

was at the lowest percentage in all cities. In terms of the

sum

of

people

who went to cafes for

coffee

or

tea

in Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane were stood at above 60, approximately 63, and exactly 55, respectively.

Besides

, Folk who bought instant

coffee

in those cities accounted for roughly 45, around 47, and approximately 53, respectively.

In contrast

,

individuals

who bought fresh

coffee

in both Sydney and Melbourne made up around 43,

while

in Brisbane constituted just below 35. The

number

of folks who went to a cafe for

coffee

and

tea

in Hobart was higher by 10 than the

people

who bought instant

coffee

,

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and nearly accounted for double that of

individuals

who bought fresh

coffee

.

In contrast

, the

sum

of humans who bought instant

coffee

in Adelaide was

sum

more than the

number

of

people

who went to a cafe for

coffee

or

tea

,

while

the

number

of folks who bought fresh

coffee

remained

stood

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at the lowest point just under 35.