The pie charts below show units of electricity production by fuel force in Australia and France in 1980 and 2000.
The provided pie charts
indicates
how Change the verb form
indicate
much
electricity Correct quantifier usage
many
units
were produced using fuel source
in Fix the agreement mistake
sources
Australia
and France
over a twenty-year period between 1980 and 2020.
Overall
, it is obviously seen that at the beginning of the period
major resources (Add a comma
period,
cool
and natural gas) Correct your spelling
coal
used
in both Add a missing verb
were used
Australia
and France
. End of the period the overwhelming majority source was cool in Australia
and nuclear power was in France
.
Getting back to the details that
hefty resource was used Correct word choice
apply
cool
in Correct word choice
apply
Australia
between 1980 and 2000. The figures were 50 and 130 units
respectively. The second popular resource was hydro power
in Correct your spelling
hydropower
Australia
. The indicators were 20 units
in 1980, and 36 units
in 2000. Interestingly, Australia
has reduced Oil and natural gas use more
than 90% compared with 1980.
With regard to Change preposition
by more
France
the percentages of fuel Add a comma
France,
resource
used in 1980 were cool and natural gas in both 25 Fix the agreement mistake
resources
units
. However
, in 2000 using nuclear power increased dramatically from 15 to 126 units
within 20 year-periods.Submitted by dnm.best on
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