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 readily apparent that some areas showed a similar number of mobile phones and

landlines

while

other countries had a widening gap between the two products. On the one hand, Denmark appeared to be the leading country for the figure of

landlines

at 89 per 100 people which was doubled compared to Italy.

Additionally

, the scale of

landlines

in Sweden and the US accounted for 69

whereas

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

while

Canada stood at 61.

On the other hand

, Italy continued to be the biggest user of mobile dial, with 90 per 100 people, followed by Sweden at 89.

However

, the sum of mobile contact in the UK and Denmark performed a similar total of 85 and 81, respectively.

Moreover

, the number of mobile phones in three different countries Canada, the US, and Germany ranged from 39 to 70.