The first chart shows the percentage of water used for six products in 2004.The second chart illustrates the percentage of total income from products in 2004

The first pie plot illustrates the data about the usage of water on various types of goods in one region in 2004,

while

the second pie graph compares the proportion of total profit from products in that.

Overall

, the majority of the income offset the water expenses. Generally, there is a significant difference between fruits, dandelion and vegetables,

whereas

other contributions of expenditure and income were almost constant.

According to

the first table, well over half of the contribution to vegetables and fruits are subsidiary (nearly 30%); cereal and lime

also

account for a gradual rate. The least among the six are spent on dandelion and rice (3% for both), respectively. The second tabulation shows that there is a disparity between the income from fruits and rice, the former is responsible for 40% and the latter accounts for 1%. The figures for dandelion and lime share the same fraction.

In contrast

, the percentage of vegetables is 19% larger than that of cereal.