The charts below show the percentage of water used for different purposes in six areas of the world . summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.
The charts below show the percentage of water used for different purposes in six areas of the world. yX7yP
The given pie charts depict the information regarding water was consumed for 3 main purposes by six parts of the world( North America, South America, Europe, Africa, Central Asia and South). The date has been given in percentages.
Overall, it is fairly evident that, the given four nation used large amount of water crop cultivation( South America, Africa Central Asia and South East Asia) and rest of areas used more water in industries.
Firstly, it is clearly seen in this charts, the highest amount of water was consumed by Central Asia for agriculture, which was 88%, whereas, Europe showed the lowest use of water by only 32 percent, as followed by, Africa, Central Asia and South East Asia used appropriately same amount of water for agriculture with only 3% difference. However, North America and Europe, experienced excessive use of water for industrial purposes with 48% and 53% respectively as compared to other given areas.
Moving forward, Africa Central Asia and South East Asia used some quality of water in households works, which was very less by 9%, 7% and 7% respectively. In the same way, there was tiny difference in industrial use. Along with this, the maximum amount of water was consumed in domestic use by Europe, which was a quarter.
The
given
pie charts depict the information regarding
water
was consumed
for 3 main purposes by six parts of the world
(
North America, South America, Europe, Africa,
Central
Asia and South). The date has been
given
in percentages.
Overall
, it is
fairly
evident that, the
given
four
nation
used
large
amount
of
water
crop cultivation
(
South America, Africa
Central
Asia and South East Asia) and rest of areas
used
more
water
in industries.
Firstly
, it is
clearly
seen
in
this
charts, the highest
amount
of
water
was consumed
by
Central
Asia for agriculture, which was 88%, whereas, Europe
showed
the lowest
use
of
water
by
only
32 percent, as followed by, Africa,
Central
Asia and South East Asia
used
appropriately
same
amount
of
water
for agriculture with
only
3% difference.
However
, North America and Europe, experienced excessive
use
of
water
for industrial purposes with 48% and 53%
respectively
as compared to other
given
areas.
Moving forward, Africa
Central
Asia and South East Asia
used
some
quality of
water
in households works, which was
very
less by 9%, 7% and 7%
respectively
.
In the same way
, there was tiny difference in industrial
use
. Along with this, the maximum
amount
of
water
was consumed
in domestic
use
by Europe, which was a quarter.