The pie chart shows the percentage of car ownership by make in three countries in 2015. Summarize the information by select and report the main features, make comparison where relevant.
The pie
chart
illustrates the amount of people who owned cars in 2015.
Overall
, it is clear that
the pie chart
is dominated by Greater China and Europe, with 26% and 25% of the chart
. Middle East and Africa comprise the smallest portion of the chart
, with only 2%.
At first glance, it is clear that
China and Europe take up over half of the results. The third biggest being North America with 19%. Furthermore
, the next group that dominated the pie chart
was Japan and Korea, with a percentage of 16%. South Asia took up a small portion of the graph, only half the amount Japan and Korea had. In addition
, South America takes up a more compact part of the graph, with only 4%. Nevertheless
, the smallest part of the chart
is the Middle East and Africa, with a percentage 13 times smaller than that of the biggest which is China.Submitted by nafisa.sputri on
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