The chart below shows the total number of minutes(in billions of telephone calls in the UK, divided into three categories, from 1995-2002.
The bar chart depicts the number of calls made by the UK’s individuals which are divided into three groups between 1995 and 2002.
Overall
, the local calls were the most popular calls all around the survey, although
it saw a decline since the second half of the period, the number of national and international calls and mobiles had an upward trend.
It is clear that
local calls were highly used until the end of the period, it was 70 minutes
in 1995 and increased to reach a peak of 90 minutes
in 1999, followed by a dramatic decrease to just under 70 minutes
in 2002.
The national and international calls stood in second place and started at approximately 5 minutes
in 1995 and rose slightly to 60 minutes
in 2002. Finally
, mobile calls had a small portion of under 5 minutes
in 1995, before experiencing a dramatic increase from 10 minutes
in 1999 to 45 minutes
in 2002, there was a slight rise until 1998.Submitted by soltaninejad_sahel on
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