The bar chart illustrates the total number of minutes (in billions) of telephone calls in the UK, divided into three categories: local - fixed line, national and international - fixed line, and mobiles (all calls), from 1995 to 2002.
The chart below the peaks, the whole number of minutes in billions of phone calls in the UK categorized into three types from 1995 to 2002.
Overall
, the chart includes three different types of calls, including local-fixed lines
, national and international-fix lines
, and mobiles. Whilst local-fix lines
owned the majority share during the period, mobiles had the minimum portion.
The chart exhibits local-fixed lines
had the highest division over the years. it steadily increased from approximately 70 billion
minutes to its peak of 90 billion
in 9092 and then
experienced a gradual downtrend to around 70 in 2002.
Additionally
, national and international-fixed lines
moderately rose from slightly 40 billion
to over 60 in 2002, its highest number.
whereas
mobile call share was Less than 5 billion
in 1995, it reached above 20 billion
regularly in 1992 and dramatically rose to approximately 45 in 2002, which was the greatest growth ratioSubmitted by ali.homayoni93 on
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