The graph below shows the Qatari and Omani import totals (in tons) for several types of vegetables in 1990. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The pie chart presents the Qatar and Omani important issues (in
tonnes
) for some groceries in 1990.
Overall
, there is a trend, that the second country has better import terms than the first one. Although
there is only one item, which has an equal average, it is Ginger.
First,
we need to understand, that the whole of Qatar's imports consist of 1460 tonnes
. Second,
the most consumed vegetables are Spinach(450 tonnes
) and Ginger(300 tonnes
). They have over half of the import's supplies. The other half has Peas(150 tonnes
), Broccoli(220 tonnes
) and Garlic (340 tonnes
). Literally, the presented data supports that the level of the country's import is lower than in the second country.
On the other hand
, green trading is more developed in Oman. Actually, the total term is 2400 tonnes
, which is over 1.5 times bigger than Qatar's. The biggest pie parts are Garlic(800 tonnes
) and Spinach(600 tonnes
). They take the Major part of the chart. However
, the minor part has Broccoli and Ginger, both by 300 tonnes
and Peas (400 tonnes
).Submitted by interclass1982 on
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