The graph below depicts the demand for electricity in England during typical days in winter and summer. The pie charts below shows how electricity is used in an average home in the same country. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features,and make cmparison where relevant.

The supplied line graph indicates how much

electricity

is required for English individuals in their daily

life

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in the

winter

and summer.

Moreover

, the provided pie chart illustrates what

the

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electricity

is consumed

for

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houses in the UK. A glance at the graph reveals that the typical daily

demand

for

electricity

has fluctuation trends in the

winter

and summer.

In addition

, heating rooms and water

has

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have

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the highest percentage of

electricity

used in

England

over the period. In the

winter

, approximately 35000 units of

electricity

was

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required for people in

England

.

Following

this

, the amount of

electricity

demand

usually fluctuated and reached just under 50000 at 21 in the

winter

of the UK. (which was the highest proportion of

demand

of

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electricity

over the period).

Furthermore

, just over

a

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half of the

electricity

was used for heating rooms and water

at

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52.5% in

England

.

In contrast

, the percentage of using

electricity

for

vaccum

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vacuum

cleaners, food mixers and electric tools in an average house was the same as lighting, TV and radio at 15% in the UK. Surprisingly, the amount of daily

demand

of

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electricity

for people was nearly 18000 at 0, and after a slight

decrease

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it hit the bottom at roughly 14000 at 6 in the summer in

England

. (which was the lowest amount of daily

demand

over the whole year).