The line chart below shows the number of cars produced in three countries from 2003 to 2009. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The line graph depicts the amount of automobiles manufactured in Argentina,
Australia
and Thailand
between 2003 and 2009.
Overall
, the number of cars manufactured in Argentina started at the highest level and witnessed a downward trend throughout the whole period, being at the last
position, however
, Australia
almost trebled, becoming the most car producer. Likewise
, Thailand
had a sharp growth from beginning till the end.
To begin
with, Argentina produced the maximum amount, accounting for 400 automobiles in 2003, while
in 2 years it decreased 2 times, levelling off at 200. In 2009 it followed the same pattern as the previous one, dropped remarkably to 100 cars and positioned the last
.
On the other hand
, Australia
produced approximately two times more cars than Thailand
, standing at 300 and 161 respectively in the first year. Surprisingly, in 2005, Thailand
surpassed Australia
with 200 vehicles, nevertheless
Australia
generated 120 more vehicles and dominated over others, reaching to 1119 and 999 in order at the final stage.Submitted by novruzluahmed2007 on
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