The line graph illustrates the number of individuals seeking information from a tourist office in the UK over a six-month period. Overall, the data reveals that while in-person visits and phone inquiries increased, email
The chart delineates the number of enquiries for information at a tourist office in the UK for six consecutive months. Overall, the rate of requests in person as well as by telephone rocketed, whereas those by letter or
The bar chart above depicts information about the divorce data in two different countries, especially in Europe between years 2011 and 2015. Overall, it can be seen that at first, the divorce rates in Finland was lower b
The provided graph compares the total number of books read by 2 genders at Burnaby Public Library in a period of 3 years from 2011 to 2014. Overall, men read more and more books throughout the years and women's interest
The tables illustrate the top reasons why smokers want to quit this habit. Moreover, the date outlines the timelines they want to give up. It can be seen that the main factor that makes smokers abandon cigarettes is good
The line graph illustrates the amount of customers who enquired in the United Kingdom’s tourism office by three types of modes between January to June.
The graph above illustrates the trend in the consumption of three different types of fast food by British people from 1970 to 1990. Generally, there have been increases recorded in the amount of burgers and fish and chip
The illustrated diagram represents a system that is used for generating electricity from waves. As it is observed, wave power creates air movement, that makes the structure produce power.
The bar chart gives information about the selected countries that British people emigrated to between 2004 and 2007. Overall, there are fluctuating trends in destinations.
The diagram illustrates the process of generating electricity from a specific type of coal. The entire procedure involves several stages, including mining, crushing, transportation, gasification, cooling, cleaning, and e
The chart illustrates the percentage of the budget which was spent on roads and transport in four countries including Italy, Portugal, the UK, and the USA over the 15-year period.