The charts show the changes in ownership of electrical appliances and amount of time spent doing housework in households in one country between 1920 and 2019.

The given line graphs compare the proportions of households with electrical gadgets and the number of times they were used in performing domestic activities in various homes in a nation from 1920 to 2019.

Overall

, it is evident that the percentage of houses with these gadgets grew throughout the period, it is

also

clear that the number of times these gargets were used for house chores per

week

declined over the time frame.

To begin

, in the first chart, in 1920 the most popular electrical appliance was the washing machine as 40% of homes had some,

also

a vacuum cleaner was quite significant for households with 30% of homes making use of it. The least common appliance owned was a refrigerator which attached a neglectable rate of houses.

Furthermore

, the proportion of home ownership of refrigerators grew in importance dramatically to even overtake the other tools and perked the chart at 100% in 1980,

then

it remained constant till the end of the period. In ,contrast the washing machine and vacuum cleaner rates rose steadily,

while

the vacuum cleaner percentage peaked at 100% in 2000 which

then

stayed still till the end, washing machine rate fluctuates a bit before increasing slowly to approximately 72% in 2019 which least of that year.

According to

the second graph, in the ,beginning the figure for the

hours

of domestic chores of those gadgets stood at 50

hours

per

week

, which dropped continuously to around 20

hours

per

week

in 1980. The number of times stayed static for 2 decades before dropping gradually to 10

hours

per

week

in 2019.