The graph below shows the demand for electricity in England during typical days in winter and summer. The pie chart shows how electricity is used in an average English home.
The first
chart
illustrates the demand for electricity
in the United Kingdom during ordinary days in winter and summer. The second bar chart
gives information about how electricity
is used in an average British family.
Overall
, it can be clearly seen in the first chart
that the typical daily consumption of electricity
is more than 40000 units per single day. Otherwise
, on summer days, there is the lowest rate of consuming energy is less than 20000 per 9 hours among British individuals.
According to
the first graph, the daily demand for energy is higher in winter (nearly 40000 units per 3 hours) whereas
, in summer days it is considerably lower (among 10000 per 3 hours).
Referring to the given data in the second pie chart
, the main purpose of using electricity
is to heat rooms and heating water of English households. After
this
, English homes use electricity
for ovens, kettles and washing machines. It is interesting to note that electricity
used for lighting, TV, and radio is equal for vacuum cleaners, food mixers and electric tools.Submitted by shansharova.assel on
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