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The given chart depicts the percentage of Australian who was consuming and purchasing tea and coffee in the last four weeks in five different cities of Australia named Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Hobart.

The given chart depicts the percentage of Australian who was consuming and purchasing tea and coffee in the last four weeks in five different cities of Australia named Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Hobart. 9AO3
The given chart depicts the percentage of Australian who was consuming and purchasing tea and coffee in the last four weeks in five different cities of Australia named Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Hobart. Overall, it is apparent that the maximum proportion of people from Hobart were interested in to go to a cafe for tea and coffee and people prefer to buy instant coffee rather than fresh coffee in all cities. To begin with Sydney and Melbourne, more than 60% of people of these cities went to café for coffee or tea. Almost 48% of citizens of Melbourne had a habit of buying instant coffee, which was about 5% more than Sydney’s people. Near about equal proportions of people of these cities liked to purchase fresh coffee amounting to 40%. Moreover, with remaining cities, 50% to 53% of people from the three cities were interested in buying instant coffee, which was about 15% more than the proportion of people who bought fresh coffee in the same cities. At the same time, the largest proportion of Hobart’s people liked to go to cafe for coffee or tea, followed by Brisbane and Adelaide reported in 55% and 39% respectively.
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. Almost 48% of citizens of Melbourne had a habit of buying instant
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, followed by Brisbane and Adelaide reported in 55% and 39%
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.
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IELTS academic The given chart depicts the percentage of Australian who was consuming and purchasing tea and coffee in the last four weeks in five different cities of Australia named Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Hobart.

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