The graph below shows the demand for electricity in England during typical days in winter and summer. The pie chart shows how electricity is used in an average English home. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The line graph compares the consumption of electric units on a typical summer and winter

day

, and the pie chart illustrates the proportions of electricity used in various electronic appliances.

Overall

, it can be observed that the demand for electric power is significantly lower

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the summer

day

. Meanwhile, the heating system for homes consumed the most amount of electricity. Looking at the line graph, the total units consumed at the start of the

day

were around 35k and nearly 16k for

winters

and

summers

, respectively. The figure for

summers

remains stable from 6 to 9,

while

for

winters

it declined to nearly 30k.

However

, between 6 and 9, the figures for both increase sharply; the units increase to 40k for

winters

and 20k for

summers

.

While

the demand for power in the

summers

remains relatively stable in the later hours of the

day

, for the

winters

, it reaches its peak at nearly 45k.

On the other hand

, the pie charts show that nearly 52.5% of electricity is used in the heating systems of British homes.

Additionally

, the kitchen appliances and entertainment devices each used 15% of the total power.

Finally

, the proportion for

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vacuum cleaners, food mixers and electrical tools accounted for 17.5%.