The bar chart compares how many people in 3 different money situations spent on convenient food in the UK in 1990. the line graph presented data about the rate of using three various types of fast food in Britain from 19
A an overall trend, at the beginning of the period both fast food types, hamburger , fish and chips stood at the lowest consuming , whereas pizza experienced the highest the number of consumers.
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
With today's busy life there hardly is any time left for preparing and cooking meals. This has led to fast foods gaining rapid popularity among people of different backgrounds. Although consuming fast foods is a common p
The presented graphs showcase three of the most popular fast foods and their order rates. The first graph represents correlation of income and preferred food while the second, shows the overall consumption trend.
The bar chart illustrates how much money was spent on three types of junk food by three independent groups, depending on their income levels in the UK in 1990 and the line graph shows the trend in spending on these types
The graph illustrates the changes for hamburgers, fish and chips, and pizza in Britain from 1970 to 1990. Overall, the consumption of the hamburger and fish and chips increased dramatically, in contrast, the popularity o
There are two informations that explained through the bar chart and the graph. The bar chart showed the expend on fast food in UK 1990, while the graph represented the number on fast food consumption's. As seen that peop
Firstly, the blueprint indicates the expenditure on fast food in the Britains in the UK in the year 1990, by earnings group however the second sketch represents the consumption of fast food by a person from 1970 to 1990.
The bar charts depict amount of money people spent on junk food in United Kingdom by surveyed in 1990 by income categories, while the line charts illustrate the proportion consumption of fast food by consumers during the
The bar chart compares the expenditure on fast food weekly per person in the UK in 1990, whereas the line graph demonstrates the consumption of the same food (measured in grams) between 1970 to 1990.
The bar chart illustrates the expenditure on fast foods, namely Hamburgers, fish and chips, and pizza every week with pence person in accordance with socio-economic status in Britain and the line graph provides informati
The expenditure of fast foods including hamburger, fish and chips and pizza in Britain by per week is illustrated on the bar graph and consumptions of these fast foods (1970-1990) are presented on the line graph.
The first provided diagram illustrates pieces of information regarding expenditure on fast foods categorized by income groups, while the second chart depicts the consumption of fast foods from 1970 to 1990.
The bar depicts information about how many pennies the Britons spent per week on junk food in 1990 whilst the line graph displays data about fast food consumption in the UK between 1970 to 1990.
The bar chart illustrates the amount of money British people from different levels of income spent on fast foods, and the graph represents the trends of consumption of fast food in 1970 to 1990. The fast foods mentioned
The bar chart compares three different class of income's spendings on fast food per week in the year of 1990 in the UK and the line graph illustrates the amount of consumption of hamburgers, fish & chips and pizza over a
Firstly, The bar chart depicts how much a person with low income, average income, and high income in Britain spent per week on 3 different fast foods in the year 1990, whilst the line graph displays the consumption of th