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 chart compares the

number

of individuals using mobile

phones

and

landlines

across seven selected countries, including Canada, the US, Germany,

Denmark

, the UK, Sweden, and Italy.

Overall

, what stands out from the bar chart is that the highest mobile phone usage is observed in Italy. Another notable point is that the

number

of

landlines

used in

Denmark

exceeds that of the other six countries. The top four countries' phone usage are

Denmark

, UK, Sweden, and Italy, with over 80

citizens

, around 85

citizens

, over 85

citizens

and 90

citizens

respectively. Meanwhile, the figures for

landlines

in the UK and Sweden are slightly lower than the

number

of mobile

phones

, just below 60 and around 70 respectively.

However

,

this

statistic for Italy is significantly lower, accounting for nearly half the

number

of

phones

, at approximately 42.

On the other hand

,

Denmark

sees a reversed trend, residents using

landlines

are higher, just below 90

people

. During the same time frame, the respective

number

of

people

using

phones

in Canada, US and Germany are only 39, under 50 and around 70. As for

landlines

, Canada and US have witnessed a rapidly higher

number

, over 60

people

and around 70

people

,

in contrast

, the

number

allocated to

land lines

Correct your spelling

landlines

show examples

in Germany is lower, at only 60

people

.