The chart shows the number of mobile phones and landlines per 100 people in selected countries. Write a report for a university lecturer describing the information given.

The bar chart illustrates, among 100 people, how many are using mobile phones and

landlines

in Canada, the US, Germany, Denmark, the UK, Sweden, and Italy.

Overall

, it is undeniable that some areas performed a similar number of mobile phones and

landlines

,

while

other regions had a widening gap between the two products. On the one hand, the sum of both

landlines

and mobile contacts in Denmark was over 80, showing the dominant figure for

landlines

.

By contrast

, Italians continued to be the biggest users of the mobile dial, with 91 per 100 people when it doubled compared to Canada, followed by

landlines

at approximately 41, which is about half of Denmark.

On the other hand

, the

landlines

in the US and Sweden accounted for 69,

whereas

those in the UK and Germany had statistics of 59 and 60, respectively.

Additionally

, the total for mobile phones in three different countries Sweden, Italy, and the UK showed similar numbers, ranging from 85 to 90.