The pie and bar charts below show the percentage of water consumption and use in Australia in 2004. Summerize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

While

both illustrations demonstrate the percentages of

water

consumption in Australia in 2004, the pie chart depicts the percentage of

water

consumers in 5 different sectors that entail the general societal system, with the residential

water

needs being the largest. The bar charts emphasize the proportion of residential

water

in 5 household services, with

water

for gardening being the most used.

Initially

, in the pie chart, the

water

use

in the residential sector dominates the remaining with 70%, and It bisected into House

use

and Apartment

use

, which encroached 50% and 20% respectively. With the remaining, the

water

caters to Industrial

use

, which placed second: at 11%, more than 1% of business

use

and 5% more than Governmental

use

.

Furthermore

, since there is more than one obscure sector or peripherals

use

of

water

, they were entitled as “others” to address for the

last

3%.

Moreover

, from chiefly the Residential

use

of

water

, the bar chart demonstrates each personal

use

of

water

. The need for nurturing a garden dominates the remaining, with 28%, which is 1% more than the second-placed sector of Bathrooms, which includes personal or hydrating

use

.

Nevertheless

, the

use

of

water

in the Kitchen and sustenance seems to be the most obscure with 10%. Interestingly, the Toilet and Washing clothes, which

water

are essentials in these jobs are only placed fourth, with 15%, and Third place, with 20%, respectively