There are two graphs. The first one represents the number of visitors to and from the United Kingdom, while the second one shows the most popular nation UK residents visited in 1999.
The chart line above shows the percentage of households owning four types of electronic devices (MP3 player, Mobile phone, Computer and Tablet) ftom 1995 to 2015. In this report I will Summarize the information below.
The bar chart illustrates and provides key information about the number of minutes of telephone calls in the UK between 1995 and 2002. The data is expressed as numbers.
The bar chart provides key information about the spending for four different nations in five major categories which are Food , Housing, Transportation , Health care and Clothing. The units are measured in percentages.
The graphs gives information about the the tourist to and from the UK during a period of 20 years, as well as the most countries that visited by UK population.
The bar charts provide key information about the proficiency of both genders in learning other languages in various countries. The units are measured in percentage
The line graph and bar chart provide key data about the UK visitors between 1979 and 1999 and the most popular countries visited by UK residents during 1999. The units measured are millions.
The pie chart gives information about what Anthropology graduates in a particular University did after completing their undergraduate degree. The table describes the wages of employed anthropologists in a five-year perio
The graph illustrate the habbit of people to enjoy coffee and tea in five cities (Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, and Hobart). The different way of ejoys are buy a fresh coffee, make an instant coffee and go to th
The line graph illustartes the quantity of people visit to and from the UK from 1979 to 1999. Meanwhile, the bar chart indicates the number of countries UK residents most likely to visit in 1999.
The bar chart compares the rates of four kinds of household waste—plastic, cans, paper, and glass—recycled in a particular city in three separate years: 1992, 1997, and 2002.
The vertical bar chart indicates information on the percentage about how many residents of five cities in Australia who got surveys related to fresh drinks in the last 4 weeks.
The bar charts provide data regarding the proportion of par-time and full-time students at different ages who studied in Australia in 2006, broken down by sexes.