The chart below shows the average money spent per costumer on various types of equipment in a Canadian sports store

The line graph illustrates information about how much money per customer spent on rugby, tennis, football and swimming equipment in one unspecified sports store in Canada. The units were measured in dollars for a 2-decade period starting from 2000.

Overall

,

it is clear that

average spending on swimming and football tools increased over the period shown.

However

,

costumers

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customers

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started allocating less money to equipment for rugby and tennis. When the period began,

costumers

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customers

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used to spend $60 on buying the necessary stuff for football. Despite a sharp decline to $40 in the following decade,

this

figure went up exponentially to reach a peak of approximately $70 and become dominant in the group in 2020.

Furthermore

, the same data for swimming experienced an uptake from its initial around $10 to the final 30. In stark contrast,

although

the

costumer’s

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customer’s

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average spending on rugby equipment rose by $20 from $40 between 2000 and 2010, it halved till the final year. The same figure for tennis tools

also

decreased from $30-2000 to $10-2020, showing the least amount.