The given bar graph demonstrates coffee and tea buying and drinking habits of consumers in five separated Australian cities such as Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, and Hobart.
Overall, it is clear to see that the figure for people going to a café to buy their drinks is the highest one among three categories. In addition, the population in all cities buying fresh coffee is no more than half.
What stands out is that except Sydney, the data of citizens in all cities going to a café to purchase their drinks was double that of the population stocking up fresh coffee. The number of people going to a café in Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Hobart was approximately 65%, 55%, 50% and 63% respectively, whilst the figure for people consuming fresh coffee was twice as less as that.
Moving on to the data of the citizens buying instant coffee, it is interesting to note that all five cities have more than half of the population consuming that type. The rate of people in Brisbane was the highest one with nearly 53%, while that of Sydney was the least one, accounting for 46%.
The
given
bar graph demonstrates
coffee
and tea buying and drinking habits of consumers in five separated Australian
cities
such as Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, and Hobart.
Overall
, it is
clear
to
see
that the figure for
people
going to a café to
buy
their drinks is the highest one among three categories.
In addition
, the population in all
cities
buying fresh
coffee
is no more than half.
What stands out is that except Sydney, the data of citizens in all
cities
going to a café to
purchase
their drinks was double that of the population stocking up fresh
coffee
. The number of
people
going to a café in Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Hobart was approximately 65%, 55%, 50% and 63%
respectively
, whilst the figure for
people
consuming fresh
coffee
was twice as
less
as
that.
Moving on to the data of the citizens buying instant
coffee
, it is interesting to note that all five
cities
have more than half of the population consuming that type. The rate of
people
in Brisbane was the highest one with
nearly
53%, while that of Sydney was the least one, accounting for 46%.