The pie charts below show the percentage of five kinds of books sold by a booksellere between 1972 and 2012
The given pie charts demonstrate the ratio of five different books sold by booksellers in the years between 1972 and 2012.
Overall
, it is clear from the charts that adult
fiction
has shown an upward trend . At the same time, the biography has revealed a downward trend. However
, there are two more which showed a decreasing trend.
Firstly
, the percentage of travel books was about 15% in 1972 and also
had a slight increase of 3% in 1992 but finally
decreased to 10%.Likewise
, biography had a percentage of 20 in 1972 and declined to 15% in 1992 finally
the biography was the least sold book with a percentage of 8.The others were 25% in 1972 and dropped to 20% and at last
, it was the least sold book.
Secondly
, the group with increased growth were children's fiction
and adult
fiction
. Both fiction
was 20% in the initial year and in 1992 adult
fiction
rise to 25% and children's fiction
to 22%.Although
in the end period adult
fiction
showed a huge increase to 45% . Moreover
, it was the highest-sold book. Meanwhile, children's fiction
accounts for 25% in 2012.Submitted by ameeshaaa19 on
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