The two pie charts below show the marital status of the populations of Canada and Australia.
The given two pie charts compare the marital status of two countries, which are
Canada
and Australia
, broken down into six categories for Canada
and five for Australia
.
As can be seen from the pie charts, the majority of people
were separated but not divorced in Canada
, similarly
, nearly half of the population were married in Australia
. In contrast
, the percentages for single people
, widowed and divorced were similar. However
, same sex
marriage existed only in Add a hyphen
same-sex
Canada
.
It is evident that there were more separated but not divorced people
in Canada
than in Australia
, by 53% and 41%, respectively. However
, the number of married couples was higher in Australia
than in Canada
by 17%. In contrast
, the percentages of single people
, widowed and divorced were very close, their discrepancy was only 1%. Besides
, it is interesting to note that there is a 3% of same sex
marriage population in Add a hyphen
same-sex
Canada
but it was not categorized in Australia
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