The chart below shows the changes in ownership of electrical appliances and amount of time spent doing housework in households in one country between 1920 and 2019. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The diagram shows the

rate

of electrical

appliances

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ownership and the duration of time taken to do household chores in a country between the period of 1920 to 2019. For an overview, it can be seen that the electrical

appliance

usage and

adoption

rate

over

the

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time has shown an upward trend from the

rate

of 0-40% in the early years to an

overall

higher than 70%

adoption

rate

in 2019.

On the other hand

, the opposite trend is reflected

on

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the average duration needed to do the chores, which is diminished from 50 hours a week in the 1920s to a mere 10 hours.

While

all of the electrical

appliances

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appliances'

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adoption

rate

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rates

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shows a rise over time, the

rate

of the increments for each

appliance

are

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different.

Although

the refrigerator

is

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the least-owned

appliance

in the 1920s with almost 0

percent

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per cent

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,

this

appliance

type experienced the most prominent surge to a whopping 90

percent

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per cent

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in the 1960s. In comparison, the washing machine and vacuum cleaner exhibit a less drastic rise in the

adoption

rate

from the earlier year to the present with the vacuum cleaner rising steadily from 30% to 100%

while

the washing machine experiences slight fluctuations and

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the least growth from 40% to 75%.