The graph showed data about the annual earnings of three bakeries in Lonodn 2000-2010
The graph gives information about the yearly
income
of three bakeries in London over a period
of 10 years
from 2000 to 2010.
Overall
, It can be seen that Robbia’s bakery and Bernie’s buns showed an upward trend, while
the Lovely Loaves experienced a downward trend.
To begin
with, the percentage of annual earnings for Robbia’s bakery was around 58,000 Pounds
in 2000, and it remained stable for the next five years
. Subsequently
, It increased dramatically to around 64,000 Pounds
in 2007, in 2008 it jumped to about 100,000 Pounds
and at the end
of period
, it was above 102,000 Add an article
the period
Pounds
in 2010. As for Bernie’s Buns in 2000, the ratio of yearly income
was around 20,000 Pounds
. However
, it increased for the next three years
to around 45,000 Pounds
, and it still stable for the next four years
, 2007 it showed an upward trend of about 60,000 Pounds
, and it increased drastically to 62”000 at the end
of the period
in 2010
The income
of Lovely Loaves was the highest at the beginning of the period
about 82,000 Pounds
in 2000, it fluctuated in the first four years
and then
plunged to half in 2010, which means it had the lowest income
of all three bakeries.Submitted by zaidamrat5 on
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