The bar chart shows the monthly spending in dollars of a family in the USA on three items in 2010. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.
The bar chart depicts the monthly spending in
dollars
of a family in the USA on three items food
, gas
and clothing in 2010. the bar chart also
includes a line to illustrate the average. It is clear from the graph that, the highest point in the average was recorded in March and the lowest point in April.
Overall
, the food
spending in January was over 400 dollars
, and that is
higher than the gas
and clothing as they were below 400 dollars
. However
. In February, spending on food
and clothing had increased to over 400 dollars
, while
gas
spending had decreased to under 400 dollars
. Nevertheless
. The average shows a slight increase.
In the month of March, the average climbed to up than 400 dollars
, the clothing dropped to under 400 dollars
, and the food
spending decreased a little bit, in addition
the gas
spending increased by nearly 400 dollars
.The outlay in April recorded the lowest average and the lowest food
spending with the highest clothing and gas
outlay.Submitted by Yousef
on
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