The bar chart illustrated shows how much money britsh citizins spend on fast food per week, while the line graph provided below states the trends of fast food consumption. In general, looking at the bar chart there is a
The two charts provide information about the budget proportion spent on eat-in foods compared to home-made foods,related to the number of meals of both categories between the years 1970 and 2000.
The given pie chart compares data about how many people ate out in restaurants in 4 various years. In addition, the line chart shows the amount of food that is served in fast-food and sit-down restaurants.
The pie charts give information about the comparison of the food budget spent on restaurant meals or home cooking over a period of 30 years from 1970 to 2000. Additionally, the line graph illustrates the average rate of
The pie chart shows the percentage of a budget spent on food such as restaurant or home-cooked meals while the line graph shows the average number of families consuming fast food chains or sit-down restaurants.Based on t
The pie charts illustrate the proportion of money spending on home-cooked meal and outside foods from 1970 to 2000. The unit given is percentages. The line graph displays data on people preferred eating juck food or dine
It is argued that supermarkets have to sell products which is made by local manufactures or farmers instead of marketing with overseas food. Personally, I completely disagree with the idea of restriction foreign products
The line chart provides information concerning the propurtion of people consumption of three different types of food in Britain from the year 1970 to the year 1990
The given table represents the three basic foods: wheat, maize, and rice, consumed by citizens in four different nations, indicated as a unit of calories per person per day.
The provided bar chart gives information on the frequency of eating at fast food restaurants among citizens of the USA in three different periods of time, namely 2003,2006 and 2013. The units are measured in percentages