You should spend about 20 minutes on this task. The graph below gives information about how much people in the United States and the United Kingdom spend on fuel. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant

The

graph

reflects the relationship between the

income

percentage of people residing in the US and the UK with expenditure on

fuel

. Three classes including the poorest, middle-

income

men and the richest are mentioned on the

graph

.

Overall

, the ratio is inversely proportional for people living in the US. A poor person spent more than 5% of his total

income

on

fuel

which is the peak point for people of all sorts of

income

whereas

, a person belonging to

privileged

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class spent

least

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the least

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amount of his

income

which is close to 2%.

On the contrary

, the

graph

is directly proportional to the population of the UK. The

graph

for

fuel

cost increases with respect to

income

. It is clear from the data that for the UK,the lowest expense on

fuel

is somewhat close to 0.5% of a poor person’s

income

.The expenditure ,

however

, dwindles between 2.5% to approximately 4% for a middle-class man

whereas

, for the upper class it remains between 3% to 4% of a person’s total

income

.

On the other hand

, the ratio is the opposite for residents of the US where 4% to approximately 5.5% of a poor man’s

income

goes on

fuel

expenses ,unlike the upper class where they spent only 2 % of their total

income

on

fuel

.