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the comparison of cofee and tea users in four weeks.

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The graph shows us the comparison of five cities of Austrailia in regards of their habbits of tea and cofee usage over a period of 4 weeks. Overall we can see that the percentage of people who chose to go out to a cafe is exceeding as compared to the usage of fresh and instant cofee and tea almost in all cities. However, in Adelaide the percentage of instant cofee consumers is slightly higher as than the cafe’s. The residents of Sydney, Hobart and Melboume seems to have often visits to the tea and cofee cafe with a percentage of slightly higher than 60%, while Melboume has the highest percentage of all with approximately 64%. On the other hand, Fresh cofee users in sydney and Melboume are almost same with percentage above 40. Hobart is at third number having percentage just below 40, while this proportion is same ( a little below 35) for Brisbaine and Adelaide. Futhermore, the trend of instant tea and cofee is more than the fresh but less than the cafe. In case of Sydney and Melboume the difference is not much as compared to fresh users with 45 and just below 50 %. On contrary to this the gap between the fresh and instant users for both drinks is is around 3 %.
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