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
The given chart illustrates the expenditure on fast food by income groups in Britain; meanwhile, the graph depicts the trends consumption of junk food.
This line chart depicts information about people’s consumption of three kinds of junk food: hamburger, pizza , and fish and chips between 1970 and 1990 in the UK. Overall, it can be observed that at the beginning of th
The chart illustrates how much money is being spent on junk food divided by the income. every week in Britain and the graph indicates the changes in the consumption of different kinds of fast foods in the span of 20 year
The given chart provides information regarding the fast food consumption rate in Britain based on people's incomes. The second chart indicates the changeable consumption of three types of food in a period of time between
The illustration above provides the popularity of the digestion of junk food in the UK between the years 1970 to 1990. Overall, pizza had the highest rating but declined over time.
The graphs present data on the money spent by British on fast food in 1990 and the consumption of three junk food items over 30 years. The expenditure is given to each person in a week in Pence while the consumption is p
The chart shows that high income earners consumed considerably more fast foods than the other income groups, spending more than twice as much on hamburgers (43 pence per person per week) than on fish and chips or pizza (
The graphs give information about how much money the British people spent on fast food weekly and the uses of hamburgers, pizza and fish and chips over a period of 20 years. Overall, it is clear that the high and average
The graphs give information about how much money the British people spent on fast foods weekly and the uses of humburgers, pizza and fish and chips over a period of 20 years.Overall, it is clear that the high and average