The line graphs below show the subscriptions to mobile and fixed phone lines in four different countries between 2005 and 2015. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.
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The line graphs depict the correlation between the
number
of mobile and fixed phone
subscribers in four different nations - Eritrea
, India
, The UK and Uruguay
- from 2005 to 2015. According to
the data, Uruguay
displayed the highest subscriptions
for mobile phones, while
the UK accounted for the largest number
of fixed phone
subscriptions
. Eritrea
showed similar trends in both categories. It is noteworthy that both subscriptions
in India
exhibited different results.
The number
of mobile subscriptions
in The UK increased from 100 people
in 2005 to 125 people
in the following year, and this
figure remained relatively steady until 2015, while
the number
of fixed telephone subscriptions
decreased slightly over the decade, except for a small rise in 2009. The number
of Uruguay
's mobile subscriptions
had risen by 2013, peaking at 150 people
which hit a record high, and then
gradually dropped until 2015 with 140 subscribers. In contrast
, this
trend for fixed mobile in Uruguay
had only 35 people
in the year 2015, reaching the same level as the figure at the beginning of the period.
In terms of the other countries, India
's data presents a stark contrast in its mobile and fixed phone
subscriptions
. Over the decade, mobile subscriptions
in India
saw significant growth from a mere 1 person in 2005 to an impressive 80 people
in 2015. Conversely
, the fixed phone
subscriptions
in India
showed a negative trend, dropping as low as Eritrea
at only one person. Eritrea
, on the other hand
, was the only country where the trends in both subscriptions
remained essentially unchanged, with small fractions.Submitted by bhavifasai on
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