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 line graph given illustrates how much electricity is consumed in the winter and summer by British people,
whereas
the pie chart represents how it is utilized by the residents of England.
Overall
, the line graph demonstrates the number of electricity units
used in a day during summer and winter, while
the pie chart has categorized it into four proportions.
During the summer season, the units
consumed by England dwellers in the first hour are approximately 18,000, which decreases gradually to just above 10,000 units
in the next nine hours
, and they rise again up to 20,000 units
between the peak hours
. By the end of the day, the total consumption was 19,000 units
. Additionally
, in winter, 39,000 units
were used by the England people during the initial three hours
and showed a significant decrease in the next three hours
. The consumption constantly rose to 40,000 units
when it was noontime. A whole day used about 34,000 units
.
The pie chart enumerated the four categories, which have varied percentages. Number 1 has the largest consumption rate, which is 52.5%; the second portion has 17.5%; the third has 15%; and the last
one has 15%.Submitted by sh.mariakhan on
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