The line graph provides information about the number of the use of products in covert industry, namely, timber, paper and pulp in Europen country between 1980 nad 2000

The line graph illustrates the

number

of products used in industry

such

as timber, paper, and pulp (units in

million

tonnes

) in Europe between 1980 and 2000. From an

overall

perspective, it can be seen that the trend on every product's

number

usage was fluctuating,

therefore

, paper usage has the highest growth over the given period compared to other products.

To begin

with, the sum of paper used began at 4

million

tonnes

in 1980,

then

rose steadily to about 9 in 1995. After that, it's slight decline followed by an increase to 12

million

tonnes

in 2000.

Furthermore

, the total

number

of timber used was around 5

million

tonnes

in 1960 and jumped to 10 in the next 5 years.

Subsequently

, it plummeted until 2000 at approximately 7.5

million

tonnes

.

In addition

, the

number

of

million

tonnes

of pulp used was 6 in 1980,

then

increased slightly to 8 in the next decades. At that time, it remained steady until it increased to roughly 10

million

tonnes

in 2000.