The chart below shows that total number of minutes (in billions) of telephone calls in the UK, divided into three categories, from 1995-2002. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The given chart shows the UK telephone calls, by call type category. These call types are local fixed line, national and international fixed line, and all calls in mobiles. The chart shows the total number of

minutes

in

billions

from 1995-2002.

Firstly

, the local fixed channel illustrates a bell shape figure from 1995-2002. Telephone calls using

this

field are 71

minutes

in

billions

in 1995 which increases until it reached 90

minutes

in 1999 and decreases until it becomes 71

minutes

again in 2002.

Secondly

, people who

uses

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national and international, illustrate an increasing straight channel as the years pass by. To demonstrate, it is 38

minutes

in 1995 and increase to 61

minutes

by 2002.

Last

but not the least, people who use mobile calls illustrate an increasing U-shape. It was dramatically lower in 1995 which only have 3

minutes

of calls, converted in the

billions

. As the world is changing because of the power of new technology, it gradually becomes high in 2002 with 45

minutes

in the

billions

.

Therefore

, I conclude that there's a tendency that local fixed

channel

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will continue decreasing because more people are switching to mobile phones.

On the other hand

, calls from international and national increase

a

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constant number every year like 1-3

minutes

.

To sum up

, all telephone lines except

local

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fixed line increased.