Discribe the bar chart then discribe the difreance
Discribe the bar chart then discribe the difreance okPpV
The given bar chart below compares Australian’s habits on buying and drinking coffee and tea in last 4 weeks in five different cities.
It can be seen obviously that most people preferred to went to a coffee store, especially in Sydney, Melbourne, and Hobart. In contrast, people seemed not to be interested in buying fresh coffee.
In term of going to a café, it was the favorite habit of residents in Melbourne, proved by the highest proportion at nearly 65%, familiars to figures for Sydney and Hobart, at 61% and 63% respectively, whereas the percentage of people in Adelaide was the lowest, below 50%. Regarding instant coffee, the percentages of people, who enjoy buying it, have not significant differences between the five cities, at around 45% to 55%.
In terms of a remaining habit, it was clear that Australians do not favor buying fresh coffee. In Brisbane and Adelaide, for example, the figures for this habit were the lowest in comparison with others, both below 35%.
The
given
bar chart below compares Australian’s
habits
on
buying
and drinking
coffee
and tea in last 4 weeks in five
different
cities.
It can be
seen
obviously
that most
people
preferred to went to a
coffee
store,
especially
in Sydney, Melbourne, and Hobart.
In contrast
,
people
seemed not to
be interested
in
buying
fresh coffee.
In term of going to a café, it was the favorite
habit
of residents in Melbourne, proved by the highest proportion at
nearly
65%, familiars to figures for Sydney and Hobart, at 61% and 63%
respectively
, whereas the percentage of
people
in Adelaide was the lowest, below 50%. Regarding instant
coffee
, the percentages of
people
, who enjoy
buying
it, have not significant differences between the five cities, at around 45% to 55%.
In terms of a remaining
habit
, it was
clear
that Australians do not favor
buying
fresh
coffee
. In Brisbane and Adelaide,
for example
, the figures for this
habit
were the lowest
in comparison
with others, both below 35%.