The bar chart compares the demand for coffee and tea in five different cities of Australia over a period of 4 weeks.
We can easily see that the majority of these people are more likely to go to a cafe for coffee or tea, while the need for fresh coffee is much less than other needs.
It is noticeable that almost half of the citizens in these five cities tend to drink coffee or tea in a cafe, and over 60 percent of people in Melbourne, Hobart, and Sydney are likely to choose a cafe. However, there are less than 45 percent of people who like buying and drinking fresh coffee, especially citizens in Brisbane and Adelaide both of which are below 35 percent. Unlike people in the other four cities who tend for fresh coffee instead of other choices, almost half of people in Adelaide prefer instant coffee which is a little bit more than people who love fresh coffee.
The bar chart compares the demand for
coffee
and tea in five
different
cities of Australia over a period of 4 weeks.
We can
easily
see
that the majority of these
people
are more likely to go to a
cafe
for
coffee
or tea, while the need for
fresh
coffee
is much less than other needs.
It is noticeable that almost half of the citizens in these five cities tend to drink
coffee
or tea in a
cafe
, and over 60 percent of
people
in Melbourne, Hobart, and Sydney are likely to choose a
cafe
.
However
, there are less than 45
percent
of
people
who like buying and drinking
fresh
coffee
,
especially
citizens in Brisbane and Adelaide both of which are below 35 percent. Unlike
people
in the other four cities who tend for
fresh
coffee
instead
of other choices, almost half of
people
in Adelaide prefer instant
coffee
which is a
little bit
more than
people
who
love
fresh
coffee
.