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    GRAPH AND CHARTS

    COMMUNICATIVE ENGLISH 3

    CLASS: DKM5B
    GROUP NO: 1
    TITLE: AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD EXPENDITURES IN JAPAN AND MALAYSIA IN YEAR 2010
    LECTURER: MS ANGELINE CHONG

    NAME MATRIC NO
    MUHAMMAD NABIL BIN AZAIMUDDIN 02DKM20F1030
    LUTFIL HADI BIN MOHD FAUZAN 02DKM20F1010
    MUHAMMAD ZAHIN BIN MOHD ZAILANI 02DKM20F1046
    MUHAMMAD FARIS HAKIMI BIN SAMSUDIN 02DKM20F1054
    MUHAMMAD HAZIQ BIN ZULKIFLI 02DKM20F1062
    MUHAMMAD AFZAN RIZAL BIN ABD GHAFAR 02DKM20F1074
    BAR GRAPH
    Average household expenditures in Japan and Malaysia in year 2010

    35

    30

    25
    Percentage

    20

    15

    10

    0
    Housing Transport Food Health care Other goods and services

    Category

    JAPAN MALAYSIA
    PIE CHART
    Other
    Other Japan goods Malaysia
    goods and and
    services Housing services
    26% Housing
    29% 21% 34%

    Health
    Transport care
    20% 3%
    Health
    care
    6% Food Food Trans
    24% 27% port
    10%

    Housing Transport Housing Transport


    Food Health care Food Health care
    Other goods and services Other goods and services
    LINE GRAPH
    Average household expenditures in Japan and Malaysia in year 2010
    Housing; 34

    35 Food; 27
    30 Housing; 21 Other goods and
    Food; 24 services; 26
    25
    20
    15 Other goods and
    10 services; 29
    5 Transport; 20 Transport; 10
    0 Health care; 3
    Housing Malaysia
    Transport
    Food Health care; 6
    Health care Japan
    Other goods and
    services

    Japan Malaysia

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