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The pie chart below shows where energy is used in typical Australian household, and the table shows the amount of electricity used according to the number of occupants

The Pie Chart illustrate How much amount of energy will be used by Australian household and gives information about the used of electricity in terms of occupants and its dependence’s how many people lived in one house.   Australia household used most of the energy is Heating, cooling and water heating which is 38 percentage and 25 percentage respectively. Furthmore, Australia household second staged used energy is lighting and Freezers which is 7 percentage. And the third Staged used energy is Cooking and stand by power in between 3 percentage and 4 percentage. In additions, only 16 percentage energy used in other appliances. we saw in the table more then 6 person are lived in one home then used of electricity are greater which is 12, 000 -16, 000 killowatt hours per year. But, only 1people lived in house thus, 5000-6500 electricity are used and 2 People lived in house then 6. 000- 8500 kilowatt. Therefore, one person lived in house electricity consume more and two person lived in one home then used of electricity is less. Overall, most of the energy are giving to Heating and Cooling while 6 or more person used more electricty which is 12, 000 - 16, 000 kilowatt hours per year.
The Pie Chart illustrate How much amount of
energy
will be
used
by Australian household and gives information about the
used
of
electricity
in terms of occupants and its
dependence’s
how
many
people
lived
in one
house
.
 
Australia household
used
most of the
energy
is Heating, cooling and water heating which is 38
percentage
and 25
percentage
respectively
.
Furthmore
, Australia household second staged
used
energy
is lighting and Freezers which is 7
percentage
. And the third Staged
used
energy
is Cooking and stand by power in between 3
percentage
and 4
percentage
. In additions,
only
16
percentage
energy
used
in other appliances.
we
saw
in the table more
then
6
person
are
lived
in one home
then
used
of
electricity
are greater which is 12, 000 -16, 000
killowatt
hours per year.
But
,
only
1people
lived
in
house
thus
, 5000-6500
electricity
are
used
and 2
People
lived
in
house
then 6.
000- 8500
kilowatt.
Therefore
, one
person
lived
in
house
electricity
consume more and two
person
lived
in one home then
used
of
electricity
is less.
Overall
, most of the
energy
are giving to Heating and Cooling while 6 or more
person
used
more
electricty
which is 12,
000 - 16
, 000 kilowatt hours per year.
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IELTS academic The pie chart below shows where energy is used in typical Australian household, and the table shows the amount of electricity used according to the number of occupants

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