The charts below give information about the amount of electricity used.  Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The graphs provide information on the daily usage of electricity in a household in winter and summer and the comparison based on categories of utilisation.

Overall

, the highest consumption was seen in winter, which rose up to 40000 units in comparison with 20000 units in summer. The majority of the power was consumed for heating rooms and water. In winter the demand for electric current rose from 35000 to about 5000 units,

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by 24 hours it dropped back to the starting level.

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, in summer, though there was fluctuation the rate remained around 15000 to 20000. The majority of power was consumed by

warming

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room and water, which was about 52.5%. Whilst, the lowest proportion was used for lighting, TV, radio,

along with

vaccum

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vacuum

cleaners, food mixers, and electric tools, which constitute about 15%

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each. Meanwhile,

oven

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ovens

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,

kettle

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kettles

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and washing

machine

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machines

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constitute 17.5

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of the

overall

electricity usage.